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ANNEX. NOW! Rec e n,t
events In the harbor dis-
trict indicate the unpleasant
emotions of some · factions
outside the city, that it Is
high time Newport Beach
annexed contiguous territory
before being placed in the
unsatisfactory, situation of a
hemmed-in community. In
talks with some of. the pro-
moters for incorporation of
Costa Mesa, they frankly ad-
mit that their lines for the
proposed project run right
down to the edge of Newport
Beach. In some cases these
proponents then laugh loud-
ly and ask: "Where will
Newport Beach then be?"
All or which trends to the
fact that they would have no
scruples in undermining the
economic life of this com-
munity. throttling its pro-
gress and hamstring its citi-
:rens and their efforts to con-
tinue in business. ·
That this condition exists
has been revealed by the bit-
ter attitude of the Mesa pa-
per and a few of its mer-
chants in indulging in invec-
tives, threats and abuse over
Supposedly humorous Lions
I . Jubilee remarks, w h i c hd
brought forth distemper an
Intolerance. If that is the
• attitude ot the Mesa folks,
and It evidently seems so, as
w!set' heads were unable to
restrain the hotheads, then
Beachltes should weigh care-
tully every phase of the pro-
position. Is it necessary to
reiterate that civic leaders
s h o u l d bestir themselves
over ·annexing to 15th or
17th streets and thus be as--
sured. °' expansion in the busy years ahead ? + + •
llAppy Birthday! Drifted
into the varied enterprises of
the Lido Isle office yester-
day and bumped smack
nab into Paul Palmer's birth
anniversary. And what do
you know: Got a piece of de-
licious cake made by the
itty bitty hands of Agnes,
Bernice, Kay, Mercey and
Ercyl, efficient staff work-
ers, which they had concoc-
ted and presented tQ their
chief. Won't give his age
away. other than to say that
this dynamic worker is in his
early fifties. Just now Pres-
ident Paul is in the midst or
the regular semi-a n n u a I
statement of the Federal
Savings and Loan, due June
30 with a 3% annual divi-
dend to shareholders.
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Hooray, We've Moved! It
took eight months to build a
5-room house and just folir
hours to move a load of fur-
niture from a much smaller
one and be comfortable
again. The early months of
construction were a series of
headaches in which we
ousted a screwy contractor,
with a long line of refer-
ences. who knew nothing
about a square or a straight
line, much less about build-
ing a house. Only other
nutty outfit was a plastic nrm in Los Angeles, who
made rosy promises but
wrren't worth a damn on de-
liwry; in fact didn't have the
nerve to face the Crabber
and his Missus, but sent a
telegt aln saying they could
not complete their job. Nice . ' . gang. • • • Then, Smiles! When we
persuaded Willard and Wal-
ter Mellott to take over. most
ol our troubles dissolved into
thin air. Walter put Geo.
Bone and Fred Tumer on
the job ol correcting some
25 construction blunders and
of tumJng it into a smooth
piece of dwelling. Want to band a bouquet to Chet-
~ of the TeWlnlde Clo.
for a swell job ol 1Jno1eum
)aylng and for a nifty For-
mica kitchen layout; to Bob Kine and Rud Rez for a
modem, artistic decorating
8Cbeme; ' to Claude SWeet-
mm tor making walls line
up; 'to Ets-Hokln." Galvan
·for claMy electrical wori<; to
TV Estus for superior
; to Charley Pftke
eoxqulslte tiling of bath
i'OW1S. and don't tell 'any-
~ but all lloon ...,, OOD-
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, S
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SHORE COLQNY, LIDO ISLE. NEWPORT EIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND; CORONA DEL MAR, ClOSTA MESA
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Police Seize ·Suspects of Armed Rob ry
British War Bride of Yank,
Now in Costa Mesa Home,
Lauds Americans, Habits
Mrs. Jean Leffler Boyle of W oolhampton, Eng-
land, Wife of Fonner AAF Soldier, Is Also
War Veteran -Fought Off .Nazi Raids
Legion Plans
County Fete
Here Nov. 11
Lieut. Beek Now
On Inactive List
Orange county will ~ the guest
ot the Newport Harbor Post 291
of the American Lfogion at New-
part Beach on November 11, Arm-
istice Day. Released recently to inactiv~
Tentati\'e plans fer the pa-duty at the U. S . Naval officer
triotic program are now under separation center at Washington,
way with George B. Devenish of D. C., was Lt. (jg ) Barton B. Beek,
Balboa Island named 85 chairman. elder son of Capt. and ?ttrs. J. A.
assl!ted by Don Durant, com-Beek, Balboa Island
mander of the American Legion The lieutenant is 21-years-old
post. and graduated from the California
A parade and ceremony will Institute ot Technology under the
signal the anniversary of the end Navy V-12 program, belng oom-
or hostilities of World War I and missioned ensign in the submarine
it will serve to commemorate the service. An apert yachtsman since close, of the conflict tn World War hill small-boy dayt, he wu com-
ll, as no national holiday hu yet missioned in both deck and en-
be<'n designated !or the latter &lneering.'
war. Jn service in the Padfic area,
Contractor Guilty
Of Code Violation
Harvey Miller, general oootrac-
tor accused ot contractina: in the
Harbor area without a license in
violation of the state bullnea
rode. appeared before Judge O. J .
Dod&e In Coota Men Wednelday mornlnc and pleaded guilty.
Time ot sentence wu postponed
by Judge Dodce until Aucuat 10
on the motion ot. the cllstrict at,
torneYI ottk:it to enable the de-.
fondant to malr.e -tltutlon.
Dominick Appointed
Asst. Cib' Engineer
he was at Sublc bay in the PhWp-
plMS when the war ended
Says News-Times
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-Builders of Better Balboa Los Angeles Men Accdsed
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As Participants in Holdup
Face Hearing on Saturday
Newport Beach Policemen Captured SupPosed
Stickup Man and Accomplice in Eight
Minutes ,i\fter Receiving First Alarm
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.Opposition Forces Denial j . . L P
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the Uni-...1 F1ac -•tlon.
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By ~commission.·of Briggs
Zone Improvement Plans
Members of the Newport Beach The comm.isatonen denied pe-
dty pla.rln.ing commiaion at their titionen Fred W. Briggs of Bal-
reeular meeting in the council boa and R. H. Rogers, a contrac-
tor, &l>Jrl?Val of their request for
cbamben of the city hall Jut chang!J1g Block 634 In the Canal
Tbunday night heard the petitions oection or Newport Beach from Ct eight penons seeking changes its present tw<rf&mily residence
or variances in city w ned areas. zone into a light commercial zone,
The commis.sion denied two after a protest petition signed by
petitions by individuals who 59 property owners and verbal
aought changes ~n zones, approved opposition was raised by F'r'ank
two requesu for varlances and Windle, another property owner
denied one on the same subject. in that section of the city.
gave final approval to a map and In defending their desire for a
tabled two matters for future change in the zone, both Briggs
study. and Rogers pointed out that the
proposed change would be a de-
cided improvement and an a dvan-
tage to the city as a whole. I BALTZ
MORTUARY
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Opposing property owners led
by Mr. Wind1e stoutly questioned
the views of Messers Brigp and
Rogers and since majority r uil'd
against the proposal, the commis-
sion turned down the latter's
petition.
In making the denial, the com-
mission took in to consideration the
THIS 18 01\'E OF THE SClEJ\"ES taken of U1e Oo&ta Mesa·Newport. Uoas elu)) carnlva.I &Del fhll.. fry
given ln behalf of charity recently. Sho\o\'ft here are townsfolk ~·alUJll' la line for eervlnp of the dell-
clo05 fish. Fund11 recel,•ed from the sale of ticket!I t > the carnival will be q;ent by the Uons club for
the building of an athletJc fl eld for the younpten o f Costa Mesa. -photo by Neal Beckner , Balboa.
view of the protestants that a 1 change in the zone would ere ate zone in blocks 432 a nd 532 of the R I E t t
traffic hazards and parking prob-Canal section. ea s a e
lems for that portion of the Canal Due to the fact that the city of
section. Newport Beach has planned wid-
The commissioners also accept-ening of Coast high\\·ay. the com-A t G t
ed this view in denying the pe-missione~ tabled for further study I gen e S
titions of four other individuals, the pet1t1ons pres('nted by Ida
including C. E. J ohnson, who re-Naylor of 204 Marine avenu£'. Bal-!
' 410 Coast Blvd.
CORONA DEL MAR
Telephone Harbor 42
DAY AND NIGHT q uested changes from a tw(>.fam-boa Island, and by Claude S•.\'eet-1 H" s I k
ily to a three-faro;1y r esidential ~~ch~f 122 24th street, Newport I IS a c -s ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Petitioners Naylor a nd Sweet -
, Individuality for the .. M othtr·to·be · ·
lf we don 't have it. we maJtc it, you sec!
'Donna--§rCarie Shoppe
515 N. Main St.
For
MARINE
ma~ proposed zo~£' changl'S in lots I Ned Jo)lnson. senior associate in
\Vh1ch they O"'Tl 1n the Lake tr act, the business partnership of the
Coast boulevard near 30~h strce~· 1 Piper-Johnson spor tsY.rear shop be-f~om. the present two-fanuly cla~s1-ing readied for opening Friday
f1cat1 on to a proposed multiple . ht t 101 M · 1 1 8 lboa · 1 R 1 h M k n1 g a a1n s ree , a , ~a~:~~aes~~~e. for a rhe Na:yl~~ I a lways kee~ a promise.
petition. But he was taken by surprise
Wednesday ni ght when a prospec-
tive customer in the person of
Harry Williamson of the firm of
Williamson & Williamson, r eal es-
tate agents of 1520 1\1iramar drive,
Balboa. walked into the store,
which Johnson and his wife were
decorating, 2.0d courteously asked.
"Where are my sittcks?"
Setback variancC's "''ere approv-
ed for F . C. McKay of Corona del
Mar on t'A·o lots "''here he expects
to build a home and for a Mr.
Boyce who owns property on Bay
avenue; Balboa. But the commis-
sion disapproved a petition by
William H . Scott of White's cafe.
Balboa Island, after it was shown
that he was in error on his pe-
tition for a varWlnce on h is prorr
erty.
Williamson was an utter strang-
er to the Johnsons and for the m(>.
ment Ned was a little curious.
"Your slacks? Have I pair of your
slacks?" he asked Williamson.
Piper-Johnson Shop,
Sportswear Sales,
Opens Friday Night
l\1ello"· Felio"''· a shapely male
figure designed in cer amics by
Dorothy Piper, will be on display
and will form the permanent motif
for the Pipc'r -J ohnson men's
sports\vear shop which opens its
door to the public in its ?t1ain
street, Balboa, establishment, Fri-
day evening .
The Piper-Johnsati shop is lo-
cated at 101 Main street in the
heart of the Balboa community
and t he store is within easy reach
of th(' beautiful Balboa pier.
Ned J ohnso n and Dorothy P iper,
associates in the business partner-
ship of the sportswear establish-
ment, have announced that the
shop "'111 be open from 7 p.m. un-
til 10 p.m. Friday to give people
an opportunity to see "'hat they
can expect when they purchase at
the Piper-Johnson stor e.
Police Authorities
Plan Battle Against
Cornero's Game Ship
0 Su d Designed by Georsto EYetttt or pen n ay a. Cob, the white field ia Mi-
, tered With a blue circle in which
Is a hand holding a torcb. the lour I flames stand for four freedoms..
CU.lorn-made !urniture deslgned from fear, from want, to apeak
to suj tthe Individual taste will freely and to worship God. The be¥' play at the opening of torch points to an elliptical globe
the , shop. 411 Cout high-In the upper left oorner showing
way, ona del Mar, on Sunday. the Eastern and Western bemis·
a1, whose Hawaiian inter-pheres.
have on exhibition and for sale,, l'or 8lttw Prtnana Call U ar 1S. BAl,ll()A PHARMACY preri::· ia, sun room, will also ---------
a n ol ceramics, which were ---------------------------
desi~· bY Mary G. Lloyd, noted .-----------------------
Sout.Ji Pasadena ceramicist. and
wife tf J . L Stamp jr., who is co-
partner with M. V. Martine, North
Hony}vood designer, in the LanaJ
shop.1
Both Messen Stamp and M~
tine dre veterans of World War ll
Mr. Stamp served with the navy
aviation corps and Mr. Martine
served with the army air corps_ All~ the beautifully made furni-
ture 1 which will be on display
Sund•y is designed a nd made by
Mar~ne and Stamp in California.
The~urniture itself is made from
Hon rus mahogany a nd two new
horn in the harbor area have
alre 1 y refurbished their rooms
with samples of the Martine+
Stf skilled workmanship.
Dr1ve carefully-Spare a Llte.
YOUR PAINTING DONE NOW!
All Highly Skilled Workmen.
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Journeymen Painters, World War II seek-
your permanent good will and patronage
through the use of only 1st grade materials
and unexcelled workmanship at reasonable
prices.
PHONE L C. BEAN
Harbor 2645
ALBOA SEA FOOD MARKET
alboa Pavilion
SEA FOOD
CO CKTAILS
Served at All
Boon
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Speclallzlng In orders
to take home and for
banquets
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Opens Friday
June 28th
Fresh Fish
and
Sea Foods
(In Season)
Del and Ken Story
Foot of Main St.
SMOKED
FISH
Assorted
Variety
HARDWARE
Dick Gearing. managing direc-
tor and head of the Dick Gearing
Productions, presented a petition
asking permission to use Collins
Island on the west end of Balboa
Island as a site for a visual edu-
cation institution for children.
The commission reserved comment
on this prbposal until a future
time.
"You have," chuckled William-
son, adding, "according to a recent
issue of The Newport Balboa
News-Times you are quoted as
having said you would give any-
one a pair of slacks Who found
you an apartment."
Ora nge county law enfor cement ,
in the pe.rson of Sheriff Jesse
Elliott, meets today in Long
Beach with members of Los An-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ geles county she'fiff and district -
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
HOUSE &
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
t It's the
23rd &:
Ph .
Central
2600
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madeon<n~
JULY . 5 ·
~~11wm JULY 1
IF JOU do not have a savings account,
lltarl one todll,Y at any Bank of America
branch. AK about'Thriftplan, the aye.
tematic aavinp account deeigned to
help JOU aave BUCC 11""ill,y.
••nk of .lmerini
NATIONAL IH\l.'ft ASSQCIATION
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"That's right. I did make that
promise," Ned J ohnson answered.
a ttorney's offices. to plan battle r--i--------------------------------------,
against Tony Cornero's n e w
The map showing the Balboa
Coves developme nt was given final
approval. This map was acceptf'd
by the city council a t their meet-
ing Tuesday.
California farmers grow 14 per
cent of the nation's food supply
and 90 per cent of its canned fruits
and vegetables. \V ith thousands of
acres of new land made available
through leveling and Irrigation,
the industry is looking forward to
an international range.
Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
18!% VJ Newport BlTd.
Plenty of Whiskey
No limit. to aD.J' or
our mercbaadbe
COSTA MESA. CALIF.
Phone Beaoon &OU
"Well, you've got an apartment.
Give me my slacks," rejoined Wil-
Hamson .
The real estate agent walked
out with a new pair of slacks and
the Johnsons walked into their
new apartment.
Modern advertising methods did
the trick. They both made a legiti-
mate sale. Not bad, eh?
Ora Eaton Released
From Naval Service
Ora F . Easton. son of Mrs. F . H .
Easton, 501 35th street, Newport
Beach, w as discharged from the
Navy last Friday after two yean
service a nd 12 months overseas in
the Philippines.
Easton. a graduate from New-
port Harbor High school, plan! to
enter college in the Fall.
F or office supplies, see the
News-Times.
gambling ship now preparing for
business.
Elliott ">ill confer "'1.th Los An-
geles Dist. Atty. Fred N. Howser ,
Sheriff Btscalluz of L. A. county
and Long Beach police authorities,
and the officials are expected to
visit the ship, now bcing outfitted
a t a Long Beach dock.
No definite action on blocking
the operation of the gaming ship
has been found and the only
feasible preventative measures of-
fered have been those to harass
potent.la! customers.
While the nwnber of motor cars
in service is expected to rise to
34 million by 1955 (27 million in
1941), gasoline consumption will
not increue att"Ordlngly. Lighter
cars, more efficient engines a nd
more powerful gasolines wil.l pro-
vide more economical consum~
tion.
Nnva-'I'tmm advertiJementl &J"l
your iiuJde to efficient speodJna.
Free Nylons
MONDAY, July I; TUESDAY, July 2; WEDNESDAY, July 3
• FOR LOW SCORE FOR WOMEN
• FOR LOW SCORE FOR MEN
BALBOA MINIATURE . GOLF COURSE
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OPAGrants· Wire Haired Terrier·
Found in Costa Mesa
Pn·ce H·1kes Mrs. L. J. Talley at 2406 Santa Afv1 •'""'""• ec.ta Mesa. has In-formed the Newport Harbor police
0 C Ti that a loot lemale bladt and w!tlte n ar Ires ~haired terriet, with tome
brown spot> on Ito head. hal wand·
ered to her home.
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AKWl'G&f ••saoa
Newest of Women's Apparel Shops
Opens Friday Noon in ·Costa
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l.w eevils Suspected
In Sw · Potato Crop
M Olunty krteultural Comml$-esa siontt D. f"· Tubbl la uk1na
houle storek~ a nd
others who may ba"-e in their
possnaion t potatoes pur-
C.orona del Mar Daniels Building · chased the tint o1 June. to
News Chosen for Site A Hst ol a low of the boola weevils.
AD Sportfjahing Boat Owners & Opentora
TRANSPORTATION TAX MOOING
llONDAY, mLY J.. 'J:JO P. M.
AD Oaaen ... Oper11wl .......
8paa•1red. "7 8p1atr bbl ~ elf Newport. lla.rMr Ceillna prlcos for pusenger car Mrs. Talley hal asked the poll"" lly BllSSDl L. BJ:NEDlcr Of Establishment added to &helves of N...._t Beach The ~~~~-er asked all --and motorcycle replacement tires to locate the owner, who may Miu J 1 R d ...... ~ter Public library durinc May few in-IOnS who fi thel!' sweet potatoes
have been lncreued at manufac-have the an1ma1 by calling for it. acque yn ust. a.,,... I tin to be infes to report to bla ol-------------------------_J
turlng, wholesale and retail levels of Mrs. Ruth Jellerson Rust, 3CTI "-"'S .. -Jl'rldaT lo --:::'t1on~ awnmer reacllna and re-flee, rr to local Aarlcultural .. 1'1arigold avenue, 1s home on an · lnsrwwot"or a once
by amounts equal to 3.3 per cent . OPA pointed out that the in-eight-day vacation before she en-o;---ea:e-=. UM! ..u.et:lve SHE Deborah, by Castle; Five Pus-,......... • . " r--===--------------------=
ot the existing retail ceiling !'J!"!ces. creases in passenger car and mo-ters upon her work tn Occupation-I ~ wltlt C.:;-;-'• ~ engen From U.bon, by Ebtthart; try by Miilliams· Alexander
the OPA an.nounoed today. torcycle replacement tires at the al Therapy, in various hospitals e-a:"i!.e.&e '°' tile ..:. SS::~ Taken: of The Oty, by Hays; Im-of Macedon, by t.amb: A Solo In
At the same time, manufactur-retail level have been allowed on for the summer. Mrs. Ru.<11t en-t M Ranot pertal Venus, by Maaa;-'lben and Tom-Toms, Fowler; Lafcadio
en' ceiling. far truck, bus and in-an interim basis. Such retail in-tertained her friend ?tot.rs. Ray-area. Now, by Maugham; Torrmta of Heam by cWUliams· Doctors HOLLISTER
dustrial replacement tires have creases wiU be revoked if evidence mond Rll.!lt. Anahe im ~ver Sunday. fte MW V-ta •~ ...., wot Sprin~. by Payne; Captain Grant, East, 'Doctors West, by HUfte; I
been incre.ued by the equivalent has not been submitted to OPA l\tr. and Mra. Brooks Williams be located la the bn.d 1M!IW" _. by Se~fe_rt ; A W~ld To Win, by My Father 0 ls On Far th, by
of 1.4 per cent of the existing re-by Oct. 1, 1946, showing that deal-f V N · . . t th a&:tncdve .....,.., ~ • Slncl&Jr; On Thil Star by Sann-\V · ht Ch 1 d Emlly,.,-
tail ceilings. No change is made in e n: cannot absorb the price in-~ an f u:;;, are dVlS~:g ; e Newpwt llhd.. ._,. l M 8L. b1 I sen; 'n.e Hucks ten, by' Wakeman; B ng ; b ~tte an · ; the
-tail ~•1 :-a. [or these •'·es. cre ases granted manufacturers ome 0 · · · an · tuart Robe.rt IL Oaal-1... N~ Beech Delta Wedding by Welty· The rontes, y ey.
.... ....~18-LU Diehl, 508 Goldenrod avenue, for -~ .., _ __... I · ' ' The increases, effective June and "'"holesalers on these tires 8 wttk. And incidentall to esca palattac coetr actor , and will fea--Pan1c--S~l~ken, by \Vllson.
18. have been necessitated by and that they must be allowed to the heat of the valley~ Mr. W~ ture cll•thlc:Uve •·omea'• "'ear at Non-f1ct1on ; lnfa nt and Chi!~. I I I 'S
Brotllers
LANDSCAPING -LAWNS
LAWN RENOVATING
higher manufacturing costs for continue passing them on to con-Iiams teaches at th"! North Holly-moderate prlce9. ~ll.: A Cu1de to C:Olleges, Un1-
labor and materials, OPA said. sumers. wood and returns Monday to at-Interior of the new shop, on
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. ven1t1es, a~d Professional Schools
Orchard and ornamental shrub pest control
CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leonard Marshall, Man&&er
Balboa, California
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUETS
Contractors'
Rental Equipment
Jaeger Compressors
·Comet Saws
Cement Mix ers
Wood Workin g Equ ipment
Everything for tl!e
' Building Contractor
Dutch Heacock
Telephone: Harbor 502
tend summer school. '-''hich Contractor Danie ls has In !-he ~ru!ed States, by Good: -:: .. ~~§§{:
. been .,.,.orking for m any weeks, ls Lows. D1at s Home Cookbook; ~ :..=
Fertilizers .
Yard and Orchard Maintenance
Advice on Planting
and Soil Conditions
Lt. (Jg) Harry D. H endren, done in terra cotta and a light 1 Creat ive Crafts in Wood. by Dank; P.a~ucah,. Ky., stopped off fo~ a green pastel shade. v.•ith 8 motif Ga me Bag. by Buckingham; My ~· • v1~1t o~ his way home from (_lt~na, of authentic modern Califor nia ! Three Years \\>'ith Eisenhower, by l J/J.(J '•
with his friend. Lt. (jg) W1ll1a m colors being carried out both on , Butcher: Wralh In Burma. by E ld---
Kemper. son of l\1r. and Mrs. Ar-the inside and the exterior o f the i ridge : Top Secret, by Ingersoll ; lnqure at thur Kemper. 900 Ocean Blvd. Lt . b ·id· 1 I See th(' Philippines Rise ,,,. W"IJ " d h " h h. UI 10~. 1 --' 1 1ams a n is mot !>r met 1m ! _ Romulo · The Story of the Stars
at San Diego on the 18th and the In charge of the Costa l\tesa and S tri'pes b H tt . I
folloY,.i ng day he received his dis· S H E will be l\tiss Dora l\-toulton. Th"s H . YA u. onT. h" H . CARR'S FEED STORE
· II k . · H bo I ouse gatnst 1s rrusc, charge. f-le saw duty on a n LST. "e · 0 0 "0 10 th!> ar r area by Sheean· C "bbe b , Ar · · . and n long-time Ne"1>0rt Beach . · a ri 8:"· ~ c1 n1e-
1827 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA
P. 0. Box 507 -Phone Beacon 5245
l\1ri. B. Cassen, 321 Ma rigold .d t sh h ced. th t gas, Southern Cahforn1a Coun·
avenue. has her daughter. Mrs . I r es1 en . e ~s announ a . -----------------!-------
La"Tence l-lolmes and tY.'O chil-1 t.he ne\'' SHE \Vlll carry the same I
dre n. P asadena, with her this hne of sports wear and othl'r ap-
week pare! as thC' Balboa store and \Vlll 1
· . feature the slogan "Wo men's
l\1rs. \Vr1ght, formerly o{ Corona Wear for Ever ywhere:·
de! Mar. no\v of Los Angeles, has
been a \.isitor for a week with
l\1rs. Ea rl Olson. 213 Dahlkl ave-
nue. M rs. Olson and Childre n wer e
all ready to leave for Tokyo to
join her husband. Maj. Earl O lson,
"'ho is stationed ther e, when she
r eceived word to w ait at cholera
had broken o ut in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman of Gle n-
dale are down for the summer at
their place at 21 7 Marigold ave-
nue: Mr. Stillman is a publisher ln
Glendale.
Lt. F . Gilman Brookings, son
of l\fr. and ~in . F. Brookings, 234
Goldenrod avenue, winged from
Japan, arriving in Los Angeles
Monday, June 17. He came im-
mediately to his parents' f'iome
where his wife and daughter
""iwaited h im. They will spend some
time in the mountains during part
of his 37-day terminal leave, when
he will return to Corona del Mar .
Lt. Brookings was a graduate of
Newport Harbor Union High
school. He served 3 t,t years. one
year cif that in the South P acific.
He "·as a pilo t of a B·29, partici-
pating in all the heavy bombings
in J apan. He has m any meda ls,
Ple ntiful parking space is avail-
able for patrons in the front of ·
the store and ladies of the Har·
bor distr ict have ~n cordially
invit£"d by the management to in-
spect the new premises. A com-
plete new line of fresh stock will
be available to patrons of the new
SHE, it was announced. The open-
ing is set for noon.
Another SHE is expected to
open in the near future, probably
in the Fall, in Corona del ~tar on
Coast High\Aray.
lour m ajor battle stars.
Mr. and Mn. Harry Algers, 506
Marauer ite avenue, have 1-tr. Al·
gen:' niece, Miss Dorothy Burtch. I
Chatham. Canada. and h (>r friend
l\1iss Marian L. Clark, Benton
Harbor. l\1 ich, as guests for two
weeks. Tt.J(>sday l\1rs. Algers e n-
ter tained th<'m and Mrs. Flor·
ence Ande rson at lunch at San
Jua n Capistr ano, a ft e r they had
visited the l\1isslon there.
DEAL '.S
Famous
Smoked Fish
Yacht Employe
Given One Year
On Rape Count
I Rufus J ohnson. former cre\v
n1cmbcr of a yacht anc hored in
Nl•\vport Bay, was scnte.iced to
onC' year in Orang<' county jail
this \\'('('k in SU(X'rior court fol·
IO\\'in~ a pll'a of guilty by the de-
fl'ndant or statutory raP<'.
Always Fresh
110 McFadden Pl.
M ain Store: 101 BJgh\\'ay
.. At Road to Balboa la1and"
J ohnson admittl'.'d having rela-
tions ,,·i1h a 14 -yC'ar-old 1\1onte-
bello girl in a sail lo ft in Nev.·-
port 1-larbor early this year as
a n aftermath pC a drinking party
\\ith sever al Los Angt'l<'s county
youths a nd J ohnson. Testimony
indicatt'd that Johnson had in-
vited th<' mixed group to Ne\v-
port to stage a party on the
yacht. but "·c nt to the sail house
Instead because of the presence
of the O\Vner aboard the boat.
J ohnson changed his original
plea of not guilty and was grant-
ed summary probation or five
y(>ars after he completes his jail
sentence.
A cha rg<' of contributing to
the de linquency of minors was dis-
mlued. ·
Here's a tip for vacalionisls: Whether you plan11 weekend excursion or an
extended tour lo distant points, you'll find ii a good idea 10 stock up 6rst
at Sdeway. Fill your "lake along" food needs quickly, easily and e.:o-
nom1cally _at our slore near your home. You can make a ttal saving on
your vacatio n expenses.
SAFE ·WAY FOOD PRICE POLICIES
PLEDGE PROTE TION FOR YOU
Regardless of what happen
these Safeway price policies are
be kept as low as possible:
to OPA ceili ng prices on foods,
pl edge that Safeway prices will
1. I n se tt ing its retail prices, Sa feway will continue to give
customers the benefit of savings lresulting from our way of doing
business by pricing at the lowes t oint that will yield a reasonable
pro/it . For many years Safeway's p rofit has averaged less than two
cen ts on every dollar of sales. I
2. Safeway will do .no spe
tain the largest poss ible supplies
be made available to all cnstome
lative hoarding. Stores wi ll co n-
£ foods at all times and they will
3 . Safeway will pay full le : ....... c market prices to farmers
and other prod ucers of food.
TOMATOES
Larae· firm, ~pe. 'Ell·
celleol lo 1l1ce.. De·
licious tutiDI-lb. 1sc:
TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES
TomatoSoup ~~~ ..
Grapefruit eo.11on ~': 1:1-
Mutfin Mix °""'"""" -14 ......... AA-
PancakeMix Su•onno """" .. 20 ....... .
Spaghetti Dinner .... 31•
o.f BcJ,o-At--0.. lrond.
Spinach · [mefold Soy Brand l&•
11-....
Libby Pumpkin '
2t .. •.ce• 12-
Pudding M. C. P. C~•~d r ....
VaniUa , ~ •• ButterlCOtch.
Garnish
Mustard
Meodowmere Mu\Noom l ..
·~-.c:-.... , ........ ..,.., .. 1_ , ___ ....,. v-
Cider Vinegar "" Min "'""" 47• .....
'Chocolate Hetlhr,o Boking 13•
.... & ...... v ·u r ..... an1 a""'uact ........... la-
ScNINna'• Brand.. l ·oa. bottle, l .Zc.
~ botttll, 6Qc...
COfFEE AND OTHEI IEYEIAGES
:Edwards Coffee 'i!· 1:19
Drip or regular grtndL kldl blend of r1,,.
~ 2-lb. ... jar, 5Jc.
Nob Hill Coffee ,_ .. _ 239
lltkft 9a.nd. Gta..ftd to otder. 2-lb. pko .• <Mc.
Airway Coffee ,_ .. _ 18-
......, ... id w.nd. Ground ..... yo!..! buy. SHOP Skip Car Number
Seen; Police on Trail
Southland police I are on the
lookout this week for a twcrtone
Buick or Pontiac sedan be1ieved
to have hit a nd dam~ged a parked
car at 813 Central avenue, Monday
('vening, belonging to M. E. Kin-
kaid of that a ddress in East New-
port.
CUCUMBERS 1oc: Crilp. well-tonn!4
Slice and serre w1t.b
ri,pe tomai.oes-
Instant Postum ....... 389
Hemo °'"°"""VI,....., Mio ._ ...... .,.-
"'Drirll Yo.r ¥f...,,._ onc1 Ilk• 'em."
+ Custom
The Door Qpens
----------"=---· · ·on one
Southland's freshest contribu-
tions to the art of informal
of the
l i V·
and ing. We invite your • • presence
• your op1n1on.
12 Noon, S11day, J1ne 30, 1946
LANAI SHOP
411 Coast Highway Corona del Mar
\Vitn<'Sses say that the car ""'as
trav<'ling at a high rate of speed
to"•ard Balboa and after hitting
the Kinkaid car. turned around
a nd headed back toward Newport
Beach. again traveling very fast.
Police have the first four numben:
of the liC"Cnse plate and apprehen-
sion ot the driver is expected in
the near future.
CLOTHES
POR
MEN
AND
BOYS
SfUIHJ9tl
S~Gl.ap
llT M rt I .&-., ......... ......... .,..
lb.
--•ss;1 ••:&.Ou 1 .._
'HersheyCocoa ..... -10-
FREE LEAFLns
.. .,,,-of. ••n....,.
If you're look.ire few ideas
on o.t-G(-doon eatin1 .
9end fOI' one OI' more o(
Carol Drake'• new f rtt
laeSeta.. Then .,. 3: S,x-
ria/ Piaoic "Parlia, Barl>e-
,_ .-d -S.,.p_..
Add... ,...., .... -to
CAaOL DR~ Dirttl.r nc Ho11Xmakcn· Bure.a•
Sas 2JIO. DtJc.. P. S.. Franc:itco Ui, Calif.
i
•
•
•
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•
Praise City Poiiee
For Seoond Quick
Catch in 2 Years
C.R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
Moorings
Buoys
4; 4; 4;
Installed and Repaired.
Painted and Lettered.
4; 4;
Phone: Harbor 1080
4;
or Harbor 739-J
Service · for Prompt
• Before You Build or Remodel
Vklit Oar Interesting Sample and Display ~
Color guides, plan-
ning aids, comprehens-
ive stock of carpets
and linoleum.
Rugs&
Carpets
Cleaned,
Repaired
LUDLUM Carpet Works
18%% Soutll Malll SL SANTA ANA
•<>Na
Speed Boat I TIW'• _,. -™PL<>nttn ~
. \1sitor: "My, you're a briaht . 4N'l1!:D '!I
U\1 le girl How do you know it"a WD..L CARE for 'elderly pee.,.. a.
the lint of the month?" ">Y home. Rt. 1, !lox-HO, o.ta (Continued from Page 1l
says that It ts very possible that
a regatta may be staged in the
Bay again this year. it .... __ _
The "ir' in the oinbnent is thJs.
All someone m ust do. and by
someo~. Hitchcock means the
business men or civic fathers of
the area. ii ask the APBA to stage
the race and it ii almolt a cer.
talnty that an open date in the
r acing circuit cou1d be found for
this fall. Asking the APBA is no
chore, Hitchcock points out, be-
cause merely by asking him to do
so, Hitchcock can start the ball
rolling and the races can mate-
rlallze.
Drivers from all over the coun-
try have asked when the regatta
a t Newport Harbor was going to
be resumed. Hitchcock said that
when he was in Brownsville, stag-
ing a power boat regatta in that
city, drivers from. New York,
GOOD LUCK, MB. PRJ!!SIDB.."IT. N-(Doe) 81attont (left)),
DeW pNmldtat of* Newport Haner Rotary elub .. llMwa beln&
co..,..tu1a1ec1 by -"'tlriJI&' pnul _., ,_ Cole ( .tpt) alter -
Go t ernor Warren today signed
a ::°.l'.:1amation calling a Special
1El;:;tfon in the a.5th Senatorial
District to fill the vacancy caused
b,Y !'f:e resignation of Thomas H.
Kucbfl. Kuchel resigned to accept
an~pointment by Governor War-
ren State controller.
Special Election wUJ be held
in njunction with the General
Elec on November 5 .. The 3.5th
Dll ct Includes all of C>ranp
Michigan, Iowa and Florida asked ~
him if they would be coming to l---------------------------
lnatallaUon ---Ill --~"'PL . --Ol>"'\Oe b~ Anene etter Light
:;~~y~~·~e:i:: ::: : Harbor Area Shoppers ·
parts of the nation come to South-
Continued from Polle 1 l
bus~· esa area has suffered con-side ably as a result of the dim-
out ystem of lighting which was
in o r ation during the war. ern California to compete in the A "t
largest regatta for power boats in wa1
the world -the championship
races at Salton Sea. If a regatta Business Directory e directors agreed that the
mat er for discussion at the next
mee ·ng of the association on
was staged in Newport close to Thumbing through the 1 a r g e
the dates of the championship re-Orange county telephone directory
gatta, it would be possible to ror a loca1 number will soon be
have the nation's top-rlight speed unnecessary, as the Newport·
drivers a t the local e\.'ent. Balboa News·Times is compiling
Driven, who seem to be willing a ready rererence guide to busi·
to race or break their neck at a ness finns and individuals in pro.
drop of a hat, arf' not apt to ress..ional fields in Newport, BaJ.
travel clear across the nation to boa. West Newport, Sea Shore
('nter one race, but 1-litchcock is Colony, Lldo Isle, Corona de) Mar,
arT'anging a circuit or several dif· Newport Heights and Costa Mesa.
fere nt week ends for the drivers, A cooperative enterprise, first
including a race at Lake Mead publicatJon of the complete list
<tt Boulder Dam. and Canyon Lake will be found in the columns of
in Arizona, both in October, and the News.TI.mes. l;;sued later in
both previous to the champ race book form. the directory will be
at Salton Sea. It is In this month in both c lassified and alphabeti·
that Hitchcock thinks that a cal arrangement.
Newport race can be arranged, it Useful infonnation concerning
the community will make the the city, county and state will fill
move. • the first pages of the book. A
D. ·b . r . Tu ay evening, July 9, would be
. 1stn uuon. o the directory Sun ay and holiday parking col-
will be free m . the ~a.:t><>r area, Jee ns in Balboa. h~weo.·er. a nom1n~ list~g charg.e e association will also be ~ll ~ made for. i~clud1ng a ca.rd to decide what should be
Jn this representauve work. about · a monthly municipal
Persons who are not Usted in aut park rate plan.
the telephone book as a business A map or a propcsed memo-
phone or who have not turned in rial driveway a nd a plan for ad.
the listing of their business or pro-di ti nal parking areas was r~
Cession should call Harbor 12 or vie ed, but no action in the way
13, to insure the insertion of their of a option of either plan or map
name and business. \\tas thade by the board of di·
Nortons Take Party
On Catalina Cruise
rect rs.
of e association by the mem·
Quid: '"Cause all of daddy's Mesa. ~21c =-have front Windows in IIlGH llCho!>J graduate WW... ol-
floe worklor l;yping. Call "'--
BUSINESS GUIDI!: 11 5657-W ~
PRE-BUILT HOMES co. llKPLOFlllCP .. T Gf'FEIW) ..
GARAGES -UTILITY HOUSES
HOMES
Immediate Delivery
A. M. DIXON, Dealer
201 Westminster
Newport Heigbta 51-4tc
SIGN PAINTING
Boats. Trucko, Wlndowo
Walla and Bulletins.
Ralaed Metal, Wood and
Plastic Letters
AL LACHMEYER
1726 West Central
Harbor 1243-M
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone 875-M
216 E. 20th St., C<>ota
PAINTING and DECORATING
By the hour or job.
Also Spraying.
Call Harbor 8701..J-2
From 1 to 5 p.m.
• 44-Sto ·-PAINTING
12 Years Service in N~wport
Harbor Area
Harry Hall
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone Beacon 5259--J
274 E . 19th Street 24-tfr
PAINTERS and
DECORATORS
R. E. ANDERSON
Paint Contractor
Experienced
BOAT
BUILDERS
$1.47 per holll'
SEE MR. PE'M'Y
SOUTH 00Al!T co.
NEWPORT BEACH
MANICURIST
51-trc
To Work on Balboa Island
MARISKA HOUSE OF BEAUTY
304 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island 51-ltc
PAINTER
We need another painter on
boats. Permanent. Overtime
\Vatson Boats, 611 O>ast High~
way, Newport Beach. Sl·ltc
DECORATORS
KAY .FINCH CERAMICS hu
openings now for a few girls OI
woman With art training or abU.
lty. Ask for Miss Dierker l2l
Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar.
43-trc ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=! "After much consideration, we handy guide and reference to Har-: feel that it ls up to the oommu* bor area businesses. professions
-BEACON SEA FOOD.,_ nily. If the business men and and institutions will follow.
This '''eek's "da)' off" "'RS some·
thing to remember by the man-
agem ent and personnel of Bay
Shore cafe, for the proprietors,
~tr. a nd Mrs. Tom Norton. hosted
a cruise to Catalina •on board
Dick S tafford's 70.toot schooner
Arlene.
fore closing the directors
m ing, the board a dopted the
rule that a ll m atters pertaining to
fur~er improvement of the Bal·
boa community shou1d first be
br o ght out at· general meetings
be themselves before they are
mscjissed by the board or direct-
ors. ,or the organization.
Phone· Beacon_ 578()...J_ 47-tfc
Painting -Decorating BEAUTY OPERATOR
Now In
NEW LOCATION
1135 Coast Highway Port Orange
Fresh Sea Food Cocktails
With Arnaud's and Norton's Sauces
We Still Feature:
COOKED LOBSTER
Fresh and Smoked •
Seafoods
FORMAL OPENING
Friday, June 28. 2 to 9 p. m .
DECKERT Surgical Co.
409 South Main St.
SANTA ANA
Bringing to Orange County the
finest and most complete store
of its kind in the nation.
• Everytb.lng for the Physician,
Surgeon, Nurse, Hospital or
Sick Room.
• Surgical Appliances
• All types of rentals
• X-Rays and Repa!n.
TO TIIE NURSE: Visit our Nurses' Salon
·--•1' ...... .._ ..... __.. ~C..tole
Pia. Barbor 85
civic leaders wish us to conduct
races In the Newport area this Thieves Get A way
year-it is their move. I know
tha t the organization Is willing to With Auto, Rum,_
do It, if asked.'" Hitchcock de-Blankets and Pillows
dared.
When the races w ere last staged
in N ew;port. they drew great
throngs of spectaton to the area,
and residents were voluable in
their praise ot the events wtllch
proved to be thrilling, en tertain·
Ing and profitable.
With California crops nearing
the peak production for some
things and setting a new record
for others, the big question today
is, "will the supply of transient
labor be large e nough to avoid
waste at the harvest time in
September ?··
Three Harbor area thefts were
reported to Newport Beach police
Wednesday ~·ening:
Mrs. H. P . Jackson , 123 Bay
avenue, Newport Beach, reported
the theft of two pillows and two
blankets:
Mrs. G. B . Ellls. Zll W. C<!ntrlll,
Balboa. reported the theft of a
grey Afghan blanket, a pjlJow and
a fifth of rum from a convertible
coupe parked at the r ear of the
house Tuesday nigh 1 :
Kern A. Fiedler of Pasadena
reported the theft of his two-tone,
gree" coupe, License No. 9J7822
from the Ne,vport Harbor Yacht
club at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
TIDE TABLES
IUNE, 1948
High Low H1gb Low
Th 27 8 :19 1:59 1:28 t:Os
3.8 -1.l 6.9 1.8
F 28 9:14 2:47 8:12 1:114
3.9 -1.5 7.0 1.9
S 29 10 027 3:34 8:118 2:U
4.0 -1. 7 7.0 2.0
Su 30 10 :59 4 :22 9:41 S:SS
4.0 -1.6 6.6 2.2
rtdM a.rt plaoM 1zl ordw ot OCCW'TmCI.
t.tcbt nsune a. ..o..: ~ nsur-p. a
Th•y left at mJdnlght Sunday
and returned Monday evening,
having dropped anchor at both
Avalon and the Isthmus. Some
fishing was done, but mostly it
'-''as a pleasure cruiR.
Hugh Harvey acted as crew, and
iwith Mr. and Mn. Norton were
M rs. Dorothy Schlickenmeyer,
Frank and Mabel Gay, Georgia
Lee Ban, Ida Mae J ones, Ted
Trompeter, Armand NetUea, Rufus
P e ters, James Goode, W illa Mae
Nepom. ?-fr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Gay, Mr. a nd Mn:. Clyde White,
and Mrs. Irwin Sprague ot San
Diego, house guest of the Nortons.
Welcome Cafe Sold;
Ludewigs to Move
To Hollywood Horne
~tr. and Mrs. William Ludewig,
who opened the W elcome cafe a t
2560 Newport boulevard, Costa
l\·!esa last September and soon
made a place for themselves in
the hearts of the community by
their friendly attitude a nd the
serving of superlative rood, are re-
tiring to their home in Hollywood
and Tuesday the cafe was taken
o,·er by the new owners, Mrs. Zina
Kelley and George Sherfick,
Mrs. Kelley is \\•ell known in the
Harbor area, for she was in charge
a t The Galley, now Oub Lido, be·
fore it '"'as taken over by the nres.
ent owners. She will mana~ ... af.
fairs at the cafe while Mr. Sher·
R'sults Patrolman
E~am Announced
Resu1ts of the civil service ex.
amifation for patrolman for New-
por~ach were announced last
wee and the following resu1ta
pub ed:
l .,Robert Hottman, 87.2
2. John Larson, 86.4
3.1John Bloom, 83.2
4., Virgil Phebus. 81.3 5., Jack Croughan, 81 .0
6. LawrenCe Goddard, 73.4 I
I Corona del Mar Man
F3fes Check Charge
Accused of passing a worthless ch~k foi-$60 drawn on a Santa
An bank. Tom Geoghega n of Or
ron del Ma r . Wf\S arraigned 1'.f'Jn-
dayj morning in Jud~~ Dodge's
Cm: a Mesa court and is scheduled
to CU'JJCaT for preliminary hearing
on Vednesday, J une 26. S igning
the <-OmlJlaint against Ge 1ghegan
,,. C::harl('S M. Long of Chris·
tirujs Hut. where the rheek was
cas~d.
R. E. ANDERSON
, Free Estimating
Phone Beacon 5780-J 47-tfc
FINE FINISH KONCRETE CO.
Cement Work of All Kinds.
918 W. Central Avenue
Ph: Harbor 435-WK
Newport Beach 5Hltp
FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job on
your home, call Beacon 5330
after 4 :30 p.m. l!Hfc
PAINTING CON'l'lr.AOTO&
PAINTING -PAPER HANGING
and DIDCORA TING
H. E. McDonald
414 Old Conty Rd., C<>ota Mesa
Phone Beacon 5013.J 85-tf(
l'RANl!IPOltTATION 11
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Repaired.
VOGEL'S
100 Main St., Balboa
208 Marine, Balboa lllaud.
9'-tte
BEAUTY AIDS 18
COLD and MACHINLESS
WAVES
Tinting and Manicuring
Evening Appt. Ph. Harbor 17g... w
To Work on Balboa Island
MARISKA HOUSE OF BEAUTY
304 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island · 51-ltc
Real Estate Broker
Wanted
Lively spot and good · deal for
right man. Phone Beacon 5173.
51-2tc
TYPIST, man. some experience
general office work; 40-hour
week; $40.00. P. 0. Box 125
Newport Beach-5l·lk
HELP W ANTED--EJderJy m.an u
watchman on construction of
new telephone building in Bal·
boa. 64 hours per week. See
Harris. 313 E . Central, Balboa.
46-trc
HELP WANTED -Woman t<r
general housework, full or part
time, live in or out. Good wages.
Four In family. Ph. Harbor
1992. 45-trc
Vi's Beauty Shop
Ob\.iomly 1103 Coast Hiway, Corona d el Mar
SAL~SMEN -Advertisink ....cam·
paign now in effect. Excellent
opportunity if you quality. Ap-.
ply 508¥.. No. Main St., Santa
Ana. Miss Bayer. 44-Btc \ ife--1 can't decide whether to 35.tfc
go o a palmist or to a mind LOST AND FOUND WANTED-Lady t o work in vege-
real'Jer. I :-=:=--:::,-,,-.:..:.:..::_ ___ -=22 table department. Cottle's, 508
Husband-Go to a palmist. It's LOST-Wallet on Balboa pier con· W. Central, Balboa. Apply to
ob ous that you have a palm. talning money and papers of Mr. Miller. S0.2tc
value to owner. Reward. Phone GIRL or WOMAN for light house.
Long Beach 630-497: 51·1tp work, wages, good home. Alto
EMPLOYMENT w ANTED %8 gardner for care of grounds. Call
Beacon 5660-W . 504tc
p BLIC NOTICES
OTJCE INVITING BIDS
GEORGED. BASSETT
ACCOUNTANT
Monthly Bookkeeping Service
!IO! W. C.eotral A\.·e.. Pbone Barbor 1.806--J., Newport J1Mc1a
ric~ will devote his attention to ,aled proposals will be r eceived management or the other part of the business ,the trailer court by 'the City Council of the City
WORK WANTED-Painting SU·
perintendent, with 25 years ex·
perience, desires connection
with large building contractor.
I have my own ti-uck. commer·
cial spray outfit, ladd~ drop
cloth, brushes. Good reference.
Call Harbor 8'701·J-2 from l to 5.
HELP WANTED -Baby sitter
every Sunday 10 am. to 6 p.m'.
50c per hour. References. Ph,,ne
Harbor 96-J. 5().2tp
or ~wport BeBch, California. at
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time work. Apply Newport Fur...
niture Afart, 822 Coast Highway.
Complete
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OFFICERS'
CHAIRS
Lightweight Aluminum
Construction
Ideal for Patios
Pleasure
and
Boats
5850 and 51295 .
Assorted Colors
--,..:-:~ ~~t NOW!
Back Rests for the Beath 5198
&ho
of Outdoor Furniture in Aluminum
and Douglas Fir
Furniture
4S.trc 50-2tc
traft covering the publication and
prifting of all legal notices r~
ou~· ed to be published in a news·
pa r of general circulation print·
ed. and published in the Qty ot
Ne ·port Beach, for the fiscal year
en ing June 30, 1947. Bids shall
be submitted for eight (8) point
(B · vier) type publications.
OPERATORS, pilot license, deck
hand. Commercial Fishennf'n
Box 284. Corona del ?\tar. o;
call Harbor 550-M. 50·'.ltc
HELP WANTED -Boy or man,
part. time "-'Ork. Cheryl's , 322
Marine Ave., Balboa Island.
5l·ltc
11 bids must be enclosed in
se ed envelopes, marked "Bids
to publication of legal notices,"
WANTED-Ironing and care for WANTED Experienced gfrl for
children evenings. 309 Marigold cosmetic and drug clerk. Gun.
~addressed to the City Coun.
cil of the Q ty ot N""ewport Bearh ,
ifornia.
e foregoing notice shall be ·
pul>fished l.n the Newport.Balboa
News-Times Prior to July 1, 1946,
byj order of the City Council of tht City of Newport Beach dated Jr· 17. 1946. FRANK L. RINEHART,
City Cerk of the City al
Newport Beach.
Pub. June 7:1, 1946.
Rl&OLUTION OF THE BOARD OP'
TRUSTEES OF N~PORT SCHOOL
PllTRICT 0,. ORANGE COUNTY.
' WBrR&AS.. thin .... accrued to
Corona del Mar. Phone Beacon derson\s Drug, Balboa. Phone
1023-J. 51-trc Beacon 515. 51-ltc
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YOUNG WOMEN
Telephone operating
positions are available
to you in your own
community.
Starting pay is good,
experience is not required
Frequent increases.
Vacations with pay.
Advancement
opportunities.
Apply
100 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
5141> N . Main St., Santa Ana
or
Ask the °"""'""' (or the Ollef Operatcr
Southern California
Telephone Compuy
42-tfc
HELP WANTED
Fe111ale
Excellent positions open.
A C.ompetent
Secretary -Stenographer
Also a Competent
Dictaphone Operator
Pleasing personality and
neat appearance required.
LDt.s of work and
darn good pay.
Phone
Will Pay casbFO _,;_R-SALE-~-N---llarine--K-Ah-... Costa Mesa Lot
For your tumlture or what have Generatcr, 1500 ••tu. 32 vol• 50xl55 ft. lot located 1 bllt. .....t BUSINESS OPPORTUN.ITIES
INCOME PROPERTY you. Phone Beacon -. craw-D. C, retail price tor this .,.,.._ of Newport Blvd.
Joy Furniture, !812 Newport plant Is 11516. We ba~ 10 lcf1 $900
Blvd.. Coota Mea. 48-tfc tar clearance sale, S37t. Yeokel Bros., 225 So. Vermont. Loo An-
W~mall -or h.,.,... geles. Phone EX. 0882. >iS-tf<
with apartment in rear. Must be
good Investment. Phone Harbor Fire Equipment Tests
2373.M or P. 0. Box 83, 3alboa. C-0-Two, ~"Foam refills.
5<>-2tc CQo ftxed system and Portablet
W ANTED--Small icebox, not over
50 lbs. 23041> Ocean Front,
Apt. 4. 51-ltp
CASH FOR USED FURNITURE.
now available.
ETS HOKIN a. GALVAN
1000 Coast Hlghway
Ph. Beacon 5522 '73-tf<
llUBIOAL a BADIO M PHONE BEACON 5538-J.
23-tfc
F1JBNlTUB1t FOB llALE a Radio Repairs All makes ~ tubes, etc.
nn: McMahan Furniture storeo Beacon 5763
by constanuy be1ns 00 the a1.n BURT NORTON tor all ot the better known and moot populu lines of home fUr. 915 cout mpway, N•--po1-rt
nlahlnp, have aucoeedtd ln be--23--tfc
Ing able to provide tor you In RADIO HOUSE CALlS-
thetr 1toTeS wide selections ot Now that additional competent
the most attractive patterns and technldans are available, we are
the mo1t outstanding values. able to ma.ke service cal1I on
This enables WI to offer wonder· large consoles. All work i'uar--
tul THREE and FOUR ROOM anteed. HAROLD L. HAMM.
OU'l'F'f!S, assembled for har· S .OS. Radio. 300 Marine Ave.
many and utility. Now we art Ph. Harbor 711>. 34.tfc
featuring two such outfits, on« REPOSSESSED Spinet Type mir-
at $399.50 and one at $699.50. Lowest terms, tree delivery, "' ror-Piano. This is a real bargaJn.
red tape to open your account Other used pianos u low as
Select yours now. Evening ap $85, $87, $125, $175. DANZ-
poinbnents on request. Mc SCHMIDT PIAN,O CO., 520 No.
. Costa .Mesa . HOMES AND LOTS
2-bedrm. -with lleeplng ' porch on eut llde. Rcprm are RESTAURANT AND GROCERY STORE with 1-room living
large. Dbl. garage. quarters. Small Investment. Good income. Othen.
$6650-lh down . ~~ Good OPA cMling. Room to expend.
Lido Isle MCYI'EL AND APT., can increase income at once. T!mely
35-tt. comer lot buy.
$5000 BRAND NEW FURNISHED COURT. Dally rat.es. 101
50-ft. frontage of Inside lots Highway ..
$6000 'I'RAILER COURT. Five trailers Included. Small down -payment.
57,fl Lot TRAILER COURT SITE, 101Highway,150 by 300 feet. Sell
Between Costa M-one! Newport or leaSe.
$4500 1WO-BEDROOM HOME, completed in 30 days, Newport
-Heights.
Harbor Blvd. THREE LIDO ISLE HOMES. Two four-bedroom, ooe threez
Lars• lot on Blvd., with 2 bedrm. bedroom; by appointment.
home, '"'-· and rear building with wuhroom and extra room. CORONA DEL MAR, new one-bedroom; cl~; a good buy.
Buildings are set back from
Blvd. to allow business location
in front.
$9500
EVA F. RHODEN
Realtor
470 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa
ELTON D. BARNETT. Broker.
Ph. Beacon 5713-R
51-ltc
WATERFRONT LOT, comer; water on two sides; R.-2 zooe.
101 IDGHWAY BUSINESS wrs. Sale or lease.
RESIDENCE WI'S. New subdivision, Newport Heights,
Lido Isle, Costa Mesa.
We Appreciate Your Listings
Our 101 Highway location stops buyers from every state look·
ing for business and homes. Bring or send yoor listing to us. ___ ..... " ~ahan Furniture Company, Seo Main, Santa Ana. 38-tfc
ond & Broad\\'&y, Santa Ana FOR SALE -General E1ectTic ------------
Calif. 45-4Thc. portable radio, charges own bat-REAL VALUES A. "SANDY"
and
STEl.NER,
Associates
Realtor
FOR SALE----One blond birch teries. Philco record player, plays through any radio. Sell or
dining room set. drop leaf ma-exchange for camera or type-
hogany end table, desk, two .writer. Phone Beacon 5173.
Davenports. two coffee tables, 50-2tc
one bedstead. one fireplace set-------------
all in excellent condition and KNABE Grand Piano, walnut case,
attractively priced. 309 Onyx Famous Knake tone. Also Weber
3-bedroom home. Tile and hard·
wood. Stucco. 2~ acres. 170 feet
on Harbor Blvd. Equipment for
2000 chickens. 500 -capacity
brooder. 2-car garage. Priced to
634 Coast Highway 101 Ph. Beacon 5173
ON TIIE MIRACLE MILE 51-ltc
sell at only ~ -------------------------
$19 ,000 NOW AVAILABLE Ave., Balboa Island. 51-2tc Grand, Sohrner, Schultz. And
many other famous makes. B lb I 1 d SEVERAL CHOICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE-Davenport and chair. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO co.. a oa S an ON BALBOA IS ---
9xl2 Axminster rug, oak dining 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. READ TIUS CAREFULLY-LAND SOUTH BAY FRONT
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JUST IN · TIME
Brand new 2-bedroom homes
being rushed to completion -
3 to choose from -NeWport
-near BAY and OCEAN.
And priced right at-,
-$6750 to $9750 -
Yes, we have a WATER-
FRONT HOME - - -
that you can afford. Full price
$8750. Ready to mow tn. and only-.
$3500 down
And if you want Balboa'°'
Island • - - --- -
we have 3 lovely homes that
will suit the best taste-with
quick possession.
By the way, we close on
Wednesday
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors
30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 .!t 1601
50-ltc
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P. A. Palmer
Harbor 1500
For Appointment
table and 6 chain, oak drop leaf 38--tfc Enjoy year 'round living on this ---§1---
table. 1637 E . Central Ave., beautiful resort Island in a love--YOU S O
Balboa. 51-ltp SEE the new style world famous Jy 2-bedroom home. Tile, hard· _H BULDEFO SEE 0TIIESE LISTINGS
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phoch1't
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ered
0
ptrianomos. M
31
anyDcoANZ-lon v1:ood, brick fireplace, patio and __ RE __ §Y tl · BUY. SALE J08Cl!LLANl'X>US SO FOR SALE -Two maple desks, .;,.____________ book shelf, tine old rocker, fibre sun roof. Modern built-ins and
48-4tc
Auto Batteries rugs, misc. household items. ~~ :.1..~0Anc;' .. ~!°:: feoxrceollnelnytly furnished. Complete H U B p 0 W E R S, A G E N T
BUY NOW-BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE
I will contract to build your home at
present for the following prices:
Rubber Separators 204 Garnet, Balboa Islund. J A B k 18-month -$6.75 Ex. 5-2tc rent pianos. 38-tfc $22,500, terms . . . e e 0 f f i c e
Compounded Motor Oil ---=--------FOR SALE-Wiicox-Gay Recordlo Immediate possession. Ferry Landing Ph. Harbor 62-W Balboa Island Gallon, 70c GOOD STOVE. 2 tee r efriger ators, radio phonograph and recorder 48-ltc
bed, spring, mattress, desk, new combination, used, 1n good con----;;-;;:--::----=-c::;-------=--=---------:_::
Western Auto Supply
A.uthorizt'd Dealer
Davenport. 312 35th St .. New-dltion. Vogel's, 100 Main St .. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU J. E. Barnes & Son F. J. SULLIVAN
port. 51-ltp Balboa. 50-2tc -1806 Newport Blvd Corona deJ Mar
11136 Newport Blvd, Coota Mesa
41-tfc
FOR SALE -Simmons studio FOR SALE-Phonograph Chang-B. A. NERESON Coota Meo& Ph: Beacon 5320 _.,_
couch, good condition. 309 er, ampllfler, and speaker, Ideal REAL ESTATE -HOMES
Amethyst, Balboa Island 51-4tc for rumpus room, $70.00 com-tmurance and 2 Bedroom House New 2-bedroom home, hardwood
INSTR.UcnON or courses tn the FURNITURE F OR SALE -Call plete. Vogel's, 100 Main, Balboa. Business Opportunltle1 ~'1' acres land, on Placentia Ave. floors, nice dinette and large
followinl: taught groupe or !n· Harbor 1773-M. 1305 N . Bay 50-2tc 1972 Newport Blvd, Coeta Meu Large barn, chicken equipment. kitchen. Extra large garage
dlvidu.all : navigation, stability Front, Balboa Island. 50-tc ===---~-=--~-Ph : Beacon 5225 51·1tc Priced at with launA ..... room.
&: hull con1truction, compass -~:----STEINWAY Grand Piano. M&hog-....... 3
oompenaatlon, general seaman-BOATS, SUPPLD:ll SI any cue. Beautiful .tone. Med-Robert V. Brose $6850 $10,000
ship. Capt. Stephen Freedman, Three 50'x12%'x311i:' Shain 'Trim-tum size. DANZ· SCHMIDT Ucensed Real Estate Broker
B.S .• Master, U. S. Merchant mership" express cruilen, round PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, Corona del Mar
Marine. 1312 W. Central, Apt. 3. bottom, twin Chry1ler Royals. Santa Ana 3S-tfc
--~~--,=----,--:-"'.48-4:---'tp Built in 1943 by be9t Seattle FOR SALE-Mltrlne radio, dlttc-
FOR SALE _ Complete bedroom yards. Full living accommoda-tion finder, 3 band, 6 volt fi&her.
set, twin beds, springs & mat· tiorui:, 6'4" headroom thruout, Nearly new. 509 31st, Newport
tresses. Chest of drawers. dress-$15,000.00 each. Two 37' Higgins Beach. Ph. Harbor 25TT. 41.tfc
er, two mirrors, $125.00. One rescue launches. Double planked FOR SALE-RCA Victor cabinet
double bed spring!! &: mattress, bottom, 250 h.p. Hall·Scott In-radio, $50.00. Ph. Harbor 675-W.
$40.00. One dresser and mirror, vader engi ne. Built in 1944 by 204 Garne t, Balboa Island.
$10.00. 200 Crystal Ave., Balboa Wilson Boat Works. $3500 each. 50-2tc
Island Call Harbor 892·W. Ph. L.B. 47587. 47-Stc ------------~21 SPWIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 18 ~ c FOR SALE-Boat .. Gale K ... 38-ft
----.,,.,-=----::-~ Don't Miss The Boat twin soew cruiser, nice gaJ1e,
Everyone's saying, Robbins has "1th Ice box, butane stove and
SWIMMING IN ONE LESSON
$3.00
LOTS
Beautiful 30-ft. lot on Poppy Ave--
nue, North of Hl"ghway, excel·
lent location.
Good 30-ft.
Highway,
tronL
$1750
corner lot. South of
2 blocks to water
$2500
3 Bedroom Home
1 acre of land, on Harbor Blvd.
Fireplace, part hardwood floors,
barn.
Price , $14,500
Pt:mes.slon at once, new 2-~
house on a large comer lot; lots
of cl06et space, nice dinette and
fireplace. The floors are car-
peted throughout. A real buy at:
$10,500
2 Bedroom Home Right on the .;;;;;;, front· a new
Near High school. Large living 3-bedroom home with 'a bath
room ...,;th real fl.replace. Dining. and a half; lots of new ideas.
room, large kitchen. Lot 63xl68. A large fireplace and fine view.
Priced at $8500 2-Car garage. See this at once.
-$18,500
Business For Sale -
Ceramics manufacturing plant. In Costa Mesa
TiffiEE..ROOM, 18x20, WlTII PLUMBING-
-$3540
Materials if build , you ··--·------$ 830.40
Plumbing ·········--·-··-···-----·-----·-··-·--454.50 Wood or composed shingles, gable or hip root
driving, T&G flooring.
(Deduction tor siding, $145)
20x24
Contracted price ..... -.... _ .. _ .. ______ .. ___ ...... $4446.00
~~ ... -.... -............ -... ·--·-·---------·--·---· 1Z75.70 umbmg ____ .. _____ ................ -.................. _ .. ___ 462.50
(Deduction tor siding, $187.20)
' 24x30 Contracted I. . . prce ... --.................. ______________ .... .$5448.oo
~ate~~ ---·---......... -....... -.......................... 2058.00
um mg ------................................................... 478.00
{Deduction for siding, $206)
· Additional room ----------------··---·----------·---· 394.00
24x36
Contracted price -·-------------·--------..... $5850.00 Materials ... -................... ____ ........................... 2342.50
~b-bfeg ............... -..................................... 478.00
me ............................................................ 194.50
·(Deduction for siding, $235) the stamp!!. U. S. and Foreign plenty ot cupboard space:
seU on approval. sleeps four. Mahogany planking.
Robbi.n's, 515 No. ~"ain Suitable tor passenger or com·
Crawl stroke in three lessons $7.00
DAVID RIGIIT
Balboa Point Hotel
Balboa Bay Front
Good small beach house on 30-ft.
Bay Front lot.
$16,500
Wholesale and retail license, The best buy in this location· 8 3-
good location. Four kilns. Gross bedroom home Jess than a' year
sales over $1200 per month. 3-old on a large corner lot with a
On cash transactions, materials will be on lot within seven da)'>-
3% sales tax and haulage added.
PRIORITIES WlLL BE OBTAINED FOR VETERANS
OR NON-VEl'ERANS
Jll merdal business. Hauls 711.t toru
Santa Ana. Arcade Bldg. on deck. There Is _no better boat
1115 E. Central Ave. 49--Stc
30ft. Bay Front Lot
year lease on b_uilding. large garage. Lawn and shrubs
A real buy, at $6500 all tn. This will not last long at: 50-4tp for its size in Newport Harbor.
F\re Place and Kindlln& A. L. Matthews, 509 31st St., $15 ,000 Carpenters Available
A beautiful home
In Costa Mesa's
$12,500 BEST DEAL IN TOWN -ACT NOW! W Q Q D Newport Beach. Phone Harbor for general maintenance
Delivered 2577· 44-tfe and repair BROSE REALTY
H. W. \VRIGHT 26-ft. speed boat, powered with o. z. ROBERTSON 1307 C.oast Highway best residential district. Large liv-
ing room and dining room, 4
bedrooms. 2 baths, ftreplace,
flopr furnace, wall to wall car-
pets. Double garage with laun-
dry. Lovely lawn and flowers.
Beautiful 2-bedrm. Home See MR. CONNOLLY In person on Saturday or Sunday between 10
On corner lot, 1 blk. from ocean. a.m. and 6 p.m. at-
Big fireplace, nice den in Pllillp-700 BEGONIA A VE., CORONA DEL MAR Ph. Beacon 5665 Chrysler Ace Marine engine; Call Harbor 83 Corona del Mar
• l784 Newport Blvd S-tfc 3 cockpits; thoroughly overhaul-34-tfc _:P.:..h.:..:_H::.:..a.:..r bo=r.:..2048=::.,. ___ 5_1_-l_tc_1 ed; in water now at Alamitos ------------F OR SALE..:....A modern ranch type
Just Arrived Bay. $2850 or trade for cabin KE y S home overlooking Newport
pine mahogany. Service porch,
2-car garage. Property 45xll8, ;K;;O;,N;lt;;:I~TO;;;;--;LO~&N~----~611:-:-A:-:UTO==-cs:::ER=Vl=CE=------
all walled in. Must be seen to ------------•
nm.b Htarl.ng' Aid type boat. Courtesy to brokers. Made While You Walt Harbor. The building site util· BA TTERJES Write or call Jim \V ilson, 35 VOGEL'S lzcs·an outstanding, natural view
Gunder.:m Drug Co. Santa Ana, Long Beach. 51-tfc , 100 Main SL, Balboa location, a. corner comprising
117 l\faln St. Ph. Harbor 515 BOATS F OR SALE-Fast Snow-'?08 lla..rt.ne, Ba.Ibo& l.al&nd three large lots for a total of
S().tfc bird type sloop. New stainless 94-tfc 150x127.5 feet. There is a roomy
_VENETI ___ A_N_B_L_INDS-___ A-lunu-.-n-um-. steel rigging, good equipment. W A..''TED TO RENT U t\o,•o-bedroom, one-stor y house st~l. wood Call us for fl'ee esti· sa ils. Custon1 trailer. new tires, \.\ith basement, dining nook. pa·
mate. Reno\·ation &. refinishing. 46 license. No use to owner. APT or Sh1ALL HOUSE wanted tio, a t.,.,.·o-car garage. and ad·
So. Coast \renetlan BUnd C.o.. S350 or tx-st offer for every-by man and .. ,,.ife. \Ve do not joining 2-bedroom guest house.
$15,750
3,4 Acre Laud
6-room stucco house, hardwood
floors. basement. on Orange Ave.
Double garage. Immediate pos-
session.
$8700
West l8th .11.nd NC\\-"l>Ort Ave.. thing. Slifert Boat Yards. 130 1 drink or smoke. no children or The home and guest house are
Costa 1'.Jes.11.. Ph: Beacon 5355-\V. Coas t J.figh\o,·ay. Ne"-port. 51-2tc pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W being sold complete!)' furnished J. E. Barnes & Son
38-tfc FOR SALE _ Beautiful custom or write Box "X'' Newport Bal-including rugs, venetian blinds,
------------· ood boa. Ne\\'s-Times. 37-tfc pictures and kitchen equipment. 1806 Newport Blvd
F OR SALE-Tu'O-'''hecl u tility built 9--ft. tender. PIY'v l\·ta· This is a d istinctive home that Costa l\fesa Ph. BeaOon 5320
trail('r made from Ford plck·Up hoga ny transom and trlm. solid \VANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bedrm. has one of those particular, ex-51-ltc
body, good condition . $50; small br ass fittings, oars included, S90. unfurnished house. Will lease. elusive view sites that ha'l in--------·=------
25-tb. icebox,.llke ne\Y, SlO! t \\'O-°"'ner 701 l\·tarigold, Corona dC'l Call Sam Por ter at Harbor 707 comparable charm. The fine
burner gas plate, never used. SS. l\·tar. 51·3tc or 13· JS..tfc character of the improvements
1612 Fint A\'C., Corona d e11'1ar. \\'M'T TO RENT-Float or an-ROOM \VANTED--By permanent and furnishings is matched by
___________ 5_1_-2t_c choragl' space for 16-foot sail· resident on Balboa bland. I Jar-the numerous extra oon\·en-
FOR SALE-~{idnight-blue. dble. boat. or "ill share use of boat bar 2372-M. 5().2tc icnces and refinements through-
breuted Tuxedo in perfect con-for use of floa.t. Phone H. W . R.l:AL l'.STA.TE ,., out. Own~ leaving and house
dltion. Two pa.In tTOUSf'T'S. Size Saulsberry, Anaheim 2614. -F-0----------....:..:. is availabl now priced to sell
38 long. Late model. $45. Call 51-4tp R SALE--Oiolce IOCBted lots at $30,000 Terms, one-half
J ohn Donhoff at News·Times FOR SALE---.Johnson outboard and ~ acres. $400 to $3,000. ca.sh. Phone Hub Powers at ~If ArtiJtic 5--nn. hse. 2 bed.rm. Gar--Harbor 62-W for inspection.
office. Harbor 13. ..,..,. c motor. 2 cycle, 5 h.p., good con-age wtth guest rm. On 2 bla: lots, J . A. Beek Office, Ferry J..and'-
FOR S~Used lrregular oak dition. First $125 gets tt. Pali-nnest ave., view ot oCean, near ing, Balboa Island. SO..ltc
wood. 100 pWcea. 12 ft. long, 6 sades ApartmenU. Corona del all conveniences, San Oemente.
El Bayo Tract
Lot on &y Avenue
$4000
Large Corner Lot
On Peninsula. with view.
$5750
On Peninsula
2 Bedroom Home
$13,500
be appreciated.
$25,000
3 Bedroom· Home
On Ocean front, large living room
LOANS TO BUil..D, buy, unpro.e.
modemtze or refinance.
Newport Balboa Federal S&vine•
and Loan AMociatton.
3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbor 1500
with fireplace, deck with fire-AUTOMOTIVE & TIRES
place, hard\\1ood floors, all tile =-=---------::_ __ 118:_:
kitchen, breakfast room, large FOR SALE-Graham Truck 1934,
dining room, 2 full tile baths, large basement ,,..;th hot & cold m echanically perfect. Call Har-bor 234-R. 48-4tc air unit. Guest house in rear.
2-tar garage with large work-FOR SALE-'29 model Panel t ype
shop and service room. Lot 54 Truck, excl. motor, new paint.
by 140, all fenced. See this now. $285. ·Call after 3 :30 p.m ., E.
$49,500 Atchison, YMCA. Santa Ana.
48-4lp
Emerald Bay
A beautiful new 2-bedroom home,
large rooms throughout. with a
fine view of the ocean and hills.
A large fireplace and a beautitul
kitchen. A fine home In one of
the showplaces of Orange Co.
&e this property now.
$26,500
LOTS
FOR SALE-1944 Indian motc;r-
cycle, model 741. Like new. See
Wallace Rogers, 6507 Se&llhorc
Drive, Newport. ~2tp
RECAPPING
Recap All Five Tires
In One Day -Wheel Balancing
NOW HERE
Your authorized Qu;rsler-
Pl,;nouth . Dealer.
Au lhorized parts
Complete Lubrication and
Mainte nance
Expert Mechanics
Kendall and Quaker State olII
NEWPORT
HARBOR .MOTORS
2616 W. Central Ave.
Phone Harbor 156t-J
II In. wide, 1 In. thick. See at 206 Mar, Calif. $12,500 unturn; $14.150 fllrn. COSTA MESA
Ru-y. Balboa :Wand. Sunday or FOR SALE-24x8 Jig Boat. Re-S-rm. home. 2 bed>ma.,. ,.,_, On BroadWay, cloo•bl• comer. -In
call GL. 3125. 50-2tp built model B mar1M c:onvenion. hardwood noon. tile .-... /c modern -. 1 front ,_,, come Property 'l'1lAILmS FOR RENT-Do,...
FOR SALE_ .. tal bed, coll Overhead controls. Fish hold ~ ~ clcaA•-•ts,G~· HxlB, llled now "i~'"wl::?L 2 ~i:-un1-::' t omoll R-taJ LESTERS =~:~and-.., All
Section Work
All locations, priced from $1100
oc up. Have aome busineM front·
age on bi&hway.
~ one! ma-$12. '73ll Built '42. Some tl!T'IDL Phone n~ ..,.,.,.,. ~e ~..,... 95 Spoce tor lk>Ourt bw-vng w•w en S ... _.....t. S2!JS aDd SU0 ~ Dr .. N_.i S.adl. Fullerton 723-J. 51-2tc Del Mar Ave.~ 311or318, two street e11trancn. 1 blk. ~ -A beautiful location overlook!ng O.K. Rubber Weldl!l'll per dly. We tm'nloh Ille bltdl.
Pb. Ra.-87Ul-1·2 after 1 p.m. FOR SALE-1().ft. toldflat row-San Oementl!. ts-tfc omter of town. Place to llw, Sewn! eood Bay ~t -Lata entire harbor. Wlll a1Hp 12 per-· 2900 W. Central, Newport ~ '?"'"-N 8ervk» "8ttc.,
t!Mte boat.,,.... varnish, c:<mplete with FOR SALE~kken Fryer plant, with IOUDd ln ... b,_t. I.QT ON OCEAN BLVD. IODll. For -of JUiy. Aloo ..... • • ewpu<t-._O.C.
FO--R-SALE--or-TRAD--E-f_or_c:ar-,1 oars. S50. 8 Bay Island. Bal-near Bantow, ootput 1200 try-$21,600 $3000 • new now which may tum liiiiiiii:'WAiiiiiiiiil----;;;;;M;;;-.;;;~~==---_:M=eft:
1944
mock! 6-cyl. Marine ..,.me, boa. Phone Ha.-2408. 51-ltp en per week. Ellcellent equip. -out 10 I>!' permanent. .&1'11119 .W4JiiW •.&Vl'IM W.f.HISD
225 h .p. Call Ha.-232 ar BOAT CHARTERS--67-ft. ""'-"· '1Wo modem-· Good water Ralph P. Maskey See Ua For CiU..r Bo 11 1 F J ~
Whit-410-403. t!Mte er: accommoclatlona tor 6: ~· Ph. Ha.-2625-J. 3'10 c.-t BMt '8!fllO uc1 Up ' • ack Sulhvan and WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS n-2tp ·Pb 402 John J . Gerien
FOR sAL&-S.....itlah roc1. ree1 iarse --occep1ec1. P . o. one Aioo Lota and wm p T Pr!
and line complete, 1115-John T . Box '1ti3, BalboL 51-4tp HOME AND INCX>Ml:-l-bedrm. 46-tfc -1213~clel~-ay Op T •• CCS
Sym-512 38tb St.. Newport FOR SALE -Seaworthy aldff, -· S ac:ns productive lemon FOR SALE--Esctllent bq .-W. L JORDAN Ph: Be.,,,., ~-!51-ltc fEll· YOVR CAR NOW
Beach. S0-2tc "'"""'ete with oan. etc., $98. ~ ~oe N~Ueatowndls~ lot, south al lllcbwoY. $23SO. 'l'OO E. OmtnI. ""lboa WbDe ~are ffllh.
FOR SALE-White ....-blah 424 Heliotrope. 0arona 11e~1v2tp.,.. llcbool. Price Sll.500, -Pb. Gerald Ritcble, 121,_?_~ ~ Phone Harbor 153 " COSTA ·M~A-,._ .._ __ ._ ,_ __ l....... _.,, _., __.
ovm pa at<>ft, aood ---6ranp BI07-RA. 48-4te 'WOJ', Oarona del -· ·r~ 6tfe 123 FLOWER ST., home or --....a Ill ,,... - -....,..... .. ..., Wiii ,_. -
1319 Eut Central Ave.. BalboL STAR SAILBOAT. Just reooo-bor 83. :50-:ltc -: & mp nano, 5 -...... • WU )'1111 NSU ... OPA ............ ......,
------------.. -one! ....... pelnt. -FO~~ !:,.; = ': FOR SALE-'!Wo lots Lick> SoUlt Balboa ~and --... -. lot !50 117 "°· 1 ........ _.............. -~
FOR SALE-l~ft. ~ Santas Ana 4148 bet•_, 8 L m. -I11<ane Sl8!IO per _.. ..U.-t """ter -. --. ~ ~-IWA '1! -:::::...!" ::;:-• .'!_ooo-.. o.!:'.. OJLBER.TSON CHEVRdLET CX> Inc.
525.00. No. !ill IIH,.. !IQ. ud p. m. 46-tte Price $1?,500. '6.000 -.._ lJ>-100 ft. fron--Call ll<bND J1eo1 anpw, .. tie, ,,_Pl" ~ ~ ... _.
SJ.-2ti> Sell that .......... •tldl quire m E. Central Aw. -. 7151. 51.a. -t.oia11111 • -=1-~-iirii~;;--;iiiN;;;;;;T 51.ate = " , ' 9!I a, , '' fsd La ,, ._,,.lg'' 1 at ,.._,T s dlrualbNft9.o'nllm.._ • -..0.C ldiv ibeetlat~'ft Pbme__.OI p11. -_Lat • 1taK.._,7iiiii: --~t!+4.Raszii&P dt; aq 4.i 1. • 9 . --..
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Entry Takes Place ;~ofs::..ithe:-~:§.~ Pear Grading Puauc NoT•c:a ~u! ~· --~~~;.:~;-...
U..I~ No. eeo '"""*''t tar &llY IDODfJ',,,. dam-wUI .. 11m11"4 Ill u.. •'trovR of. S k -Boat Allll. He la In dlaTE< c •tt a11a1 80-01'8 -......_ la tbe Omipl•lat. no. at -,_ -... ""'.r.:l:·
c.ona del Mar
Mal& Shop
-oi--2 Weepsta es ol radng for 11 Weotan 1tateo. omm1 ee (._ bro!lcllt la the Supertoi a llriolns _. .... 1r._-t. ar wlD '°!l:r.. .. .,:'&: ~ t::._ i.:t'°"
Peay Hitchcock wu r<Clltrar !or Court of I.be Ooun'7 of ~. ol'lll1 to the Court for UQ' otbel ... B~ .,"&.~.,
the ...,,,t. and Omiplolnt fllod In the of. relief clnnondod la tbe cxwnplotnt -3';;t:r w•
r .. • Old~__,_... •. _,.. __ ·~-~ The '""" wu the llnt l'llDftiq A eel flee ol the Oerk ol the SUperlar Given -my band ud --y,: :,:r _ ~ With two entries Crom Newport of the 4-60 two-man ou~ '°"' for the •'tank H. Hooper Helldiv.,. nnounc Court ol Mid Count)'.) . ol the Supaitw Court ol 11>1 "f..!"~"l:"i~
Barbor roclns with .,_,, thAo l'JO Ing l'Ulldbout c1ua. Ridinc ,_.. trop11y-e moot unUIU&I award. Count)' ol Oranp. Stata ol .caJI-Pub. ,_ 11. JO. a.'.f: J"'7 I. ,_
at ••-Weot'a -t drivers, tbe dtanlc far Spdo wu w ........ K. Th• trophy la 11~ to tbe l.oot lo • ....... -el • •-fanila, tbla 17th da3' ol Ari. 1llt6. CR·IJTf6.
----th al< .. c.llf-.. -..... ... B. J . Dll'l1I. lir:~;=~~~5:=:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Golden State s-t alte Regatta Atherton. allo of Lido Iale. The man of every meet at t .,. a 0-'7 el 0.-C. 0oun-Oerlt and Cerk ol the
---~ th Har-entry wu Frank spill, and la. more ar 1 ... , a con-SACRAMENTO-State Dittctor S peJ.,. Court ol the Sta ol thrilled more than 15,000 aM~: oMalerloy veteran driver who recent-solation award for a driver tak· or Agrl~ture A. A. Brock.. an-·--CH u te
ton Who gatherm a t ~ u~ • Ing a dunking Every dri-who nounced tbe appointment of a .CITY OF NEWPORT BEA , Callfanila, in and b the <Joun.
Manila folden at ~1' II
Stadium in Long Beadt last Sun-ly came to N~ from Carpin-fll during •·race has his name grading committee whldt, pur-a Municipal Ccrporation of the '7 of Orance.
day to watdt dare-devil antics ol teria. Balloy's boat d""eloped :;-en:aved on the trophy. and the suant to the prov!Jiono of the •lxth claa. Plaintiff • .._ RICH-By WAYNE ~i:!..~. ~
mpeedboat racers. tor trouble and he went unpla . final one ta.king the spill takes Agricultural Producers M~keting ARD R. TATNAU.,. et al. Defend-.....,-.-..,-
Dave Speis of 610 Via Quito, Referee for the extravq:anza the trophy home until the next Act will determi~ the grades or anta. (Seal SUperlor Court
Udo hie, made a creditable sh~w-and ~ charge of much of the Pfei>: meet. Four men took the dive in Bar0Uett pears to be delivered tor The People of the State ot Call-cranp Coun~)
Ing for local honon by taking 1 aration for the i uce<Olful mttt spectacular spills Sunday. canning durlng the 1946 aeuon. fornla Send G.....,tlnp to: RICH-Pub.-Apr. 25; ~ 2. 9, 16. 23, 30;
leCOnd ~lace in the second heat ing 'ft'U Kent Hitchcock of New-Competina Sunday were such F ollowing the app:tintment of ARD, a TATNALL and ELIZA-June 6. 13,00, 2T. l.N6..
racing title-holden u Tommy Hill the committee, Program Chairman BE'111 B. TATNALL. HUlb&nd
ot Alameda Elmer Cravener of Walter G. Brown of Pear Zone 1, and Wife, E. D. lofORRELL and
Los Angel~. T om DeWitre of announced that the grading com-SUSAN E. MORRELL. Husband
Phoenix and Perry Peron or C!er.-mittee would meet on Friday, and Wlfe, R. A. CARRIER, ELLA
daJe. J une 21, at 1 :30 p.m., in th~ CARSON, J . R. JONES, HAR-
Newport-Balboa Tourist Bareau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Tnps In the near future. See
Mn. Bo7 ~ Pb. Barbor S9L SOI hlm, IWlw.
. Boan: 10 • m. to 8 p. ...
VENETIAN BLINDS
Wood -Steel -Aluminum
FBBt Service-. Free FBtlmates
Call Us and Reverse Phone Charges
Intercity Lino-Shade Co.
1095 E. Wardlow Road
Phone Long Beach 453-28 Long Beach
P.A.PALMER
W 0 . BUCK-kur·-anoe-Coonselor
~ 1500 ~,&,,.(
3333 VIA. UDO CALIFORNIA
Agricultw-al Bldg., M.ission street RIET TAYLOR. a single woman,
a t the Embarcadero, San Fran-JOSEPHINE M. G R I FF ITH,
NOTlca OF &ALE 0,. RUL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE &AL.E. No. 241194.
IN nm SUPERIOR COURT .or THE ST A TE or CALIJl'Ol\NIA, IN A.ND ~R,dHE COU?lo"TT OJI' LOS AN-The Sunday regatta was Ult'
second of six major ones to be
held in this district and the next
race will be the Annual Heal'St
Regatta to be held in Long Bea1;l1
July 28.
dsco, to consider the grades to be AUDREY ISABEI..L._ a single ln~~f:.;!i~~~tate of J'AITH
established for the current season woman, LESTER PAUL !SIMS,
under the marketing program ror WALTER MORRIS GUEDEL,
canning Bartlf:'tt pears. The com-ttENRY EDWARD COFFM.~
mittee will. with the approval ot and GERTRUDE K. COFFMAN, Photographing the event Sun-the director of agriculture, an· Husband and Wife, SANTA ANA
day tor Hitchcock was his assist-nounce th<" 1946 grades officially MORTGAGE a nd INVESTMENT
a nt Al Qapper, '>''ho recently re· on Jun<" 2S. COMPANY, FANNIE PEASE
joined Hitchcock after t\\'O y<"ars OWENS SIDNEY F PA'ITISON The Atr'r'icult ural Produ<X'rS • · ' spent in the Navy. Clapper \\'as e.-JOSIE TIIOMASON, FLORENCE
discharged recently after duty on Ma rketing Act (formerly the E. McDERl\t01T, KENNETH D.
Manos Island of the Admiralties. Af{T"lcultural Prorate Act) as am-CA.l\tPBELL. EDWARD D. l\fOR-
"'hcre he \\·as in charge of the endC'd June 23· 1945· provides that RJS an4 JlofINNIE Jlo'IORRIS, Hus-
photo lab for the Navy. if f{T"ad£', quality, or size regula· band and Wi!e, LOS ANCELF.S
tions at£' authorizf'd under a MORTGAGE UNDER\VRITERS,
markl'ting program for rommodi-Inc., a corporation, THE ELLIOT
ties usNI for ct1nn ing, freezing, HOR NE c 0 l\f p ANY, E. J
fermenting, or distilling and such \VALSH. FIRST DOE, SECOND
regulations art' not an integral DOE. THIRD DOE CORPOR.
l\·lr. and l\frs. Hitchcock· arc
leaving Saturday to conduct a re-
gatta at Bass Lake, 60 miles north
of Fresno on lhc YoSt'mite high-
"·ay. From there they plan to go
to Oakland where they \\·ill takC'
in !he July 4 regatta at Lake
Merritt.
Unusual Dairy
Production Is
Reported in State
• SACRAMENTO. -Calculated
values or dairy products produced
a nd manufactured within Califor-
nia in 1945 totaled $365.156,818,
according to figures released by
the Bureau of Milk Con trol or
the State Department ot Agricul-
ture. This figure was based upon
the average sale price or the fint
handler .
part of a proration plan for the ATION Co I n...I d purpose or controlling a surplus ' a rporar on, --,en ·
condition. such gTade. quality, or ants. ,
sizl' regulations or interpretations You are directed to appear in
or modifications thereor must be an action brought against YoU b.l
approved by a grading committee the above named plaintiff in the
appainted by the director. consist-Superior Court of the S tate of
ing of the program committee of California, in and for the County
the zo ne. or 8 sub-committee of Orange, and to answer the oom·
thereof, of at least seven members plaint therein within ten dayt
and a n equal number or processor alter the service on You of lh1I
representatives nomina ted by the 1ummons, it aerved within the.
Industry e ngaged in the pr ocessin g County of Orange, or within thlr~
or ,the commodity invo.lved.. days If served elsewhere, and YoV
att notified that unleu you .a ap-The marketing program for pear and answer 81 above re-
canning Bartle tt pe-ars, which has -------------
operated during each of the past ;-------------;
eight seasons, provides tor regu·
la ting the quality of Bartlett pears
delivered tor canning. This is
accompllsh'1:1 by the establishment
of grades and the inspection or
all deliveries by the 'Bureau of
Shipping Point Inspection service
ROOFS
APPLBD oa 11EP,uam
Free Eltlmat .... Inopectloo
W, J. 8-boW
3602 Marcus Ph. Hbr. 1012-J
NoU09 ta hereby ~Ten tltal the un-derwlgned will eell at print• M.le, to
the htcbe.lt and be•t bidder. subject
to coalinnatlon of Mid SUper1or Court, on or &tte.r the Srd day or July. 1946, at the oUtae ot K ILDRED GILMORE. Attorney. 412 We.tit Sls:tb Street. Loi
An(eie.• 14, County or Loa AnS"ele.a,
State o r CallCornJa. all the right. title and interest ot aald Incon1pete nt In
&nd to all the certain real property aituate In the County of Orange, State
of California. particular ly de1er1bed a.a tol10·9rs. to·w1t : Lot 17, Block "'C," Laguna Relgbta No. S. Le.suna Bett.eh. C..llfom la. as per map thereof ,
recorded In Book 8, Pa.ge 1 ot Mia~ cellaneowi Mapa, Record• ot Or-~e County.
Termt or sale cuh In lawful money of the United Statel!I on confirmation of sale, or part ca.sh and bal.:nce
evldenet'd by note secured by Mort· ga.ge or Trust Deed on the property
ao aold. Ten per cent oC amount bid
ROSSI'S
LIQUOR
STORE ·-
700
eo.t
Highway ·-
Going to
You probably have' yonr dream hOUle all
worked out In your mind -or maybe your
archlt4let or contractor already baa prepared
plans oo pBper for you.
Electricity will have a large pan ID making
dreams of postwar living come true. When
you go over the plans with your boUder be
lltll'e to ask him about the newest develop-
menfl!I ID household labor saving and hmc>-
tional hMoty.
Our EipertB ID everything electrical will be
glad to help with layout plans or problems.
One suggestion may make a lot or dlff-
ln the "Uve-ablll&y" of that home.
ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN
llDfCIS -Elli 1 9 I O
1000 <l...t Jllwa:r
Alie • -ra++±~~-81uc*._._...,... Os+'as'
EI.ECTRICIANS
().().Two l'lre JIJqolpmea.&
Announcin~ the New Vibrapac
Building Units
AIL SIZES BUILDING IDm.'8
Announcement of the unpre-
cedented production and manufac-
t ure came as California's 30.000
dairyme n and 500 d is tributors
were in the midst ot their tenth
a nnual J une Dairy Month cam -
to Insure compliance with the ·-:::::::::::::::::::::::-:::.._·_:::"'~~~:_-------~~=========================~ m inimum grades established in the
program.
Formerly
Gordon's
Drug Store ,.. l!'&OTOBl', JPLAJn, lft'OllE, ornoa, 1!'&11111, BO ...
Brlcll and Oelapool Bloclm Now ID Production
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co.
DIESEL SERVICE
NEW 225 H. P. DIESELS ON HANJ)
Reaindltioned Diesels on band with choice of
reduction onlt&
• WE ABE WRITING ORDERS ON RIGHT-AND LEFr·
RAND ROTATION DIESELS FOR TWIN INSTALi.A·
TIONS. CHOICE OF REDUCTION UNITS.
On Band: 165 H. P. General Motors-New.
' See us for information on
Venn Severin Diesels
m-1 Geaerator Sela of All Kinds.
FBANJl & LBWJ8 (Lll<IQ' ~) a-.._
PHONES
Oftlce: Newpori 1068 and Newport ZOM-W
paign to acquaint consumers with -------------
the industry. food production continues. The
Of this amount, milk totaled need of a continued maximum
$115.346.933 for wholesale milk production of dairy products.
sales and $51,106,774 for retail therefore, is extremely urgent for
milk sales. Fro1.en dairy prod· adequate nutrition a t home and
ucts. including ice cream and abroad."• He said that the re-
shC'tbl'ts. totalNi S44 .386.605. sponse of the dairy industry to
Fourth in valu£' in total sales urgent demands of war was a
volume was evaporated milk \\'Ith_ modern miracle.
$32.808,074. Other p'roducts in· Alfred l\1 . Gormley, chairman of
eluded market cream and half· the California Dairy Industry Ad-
and-half, SlS,302.489: dried milk \.'isory board and June Dairy
products. SlS,750,374. J\fiscel· I J\fonth ~hairman for California.
lanrous products, includinJ: ice this week lauded dnir}mcn of the
CTf'am po"'-·der, mJlk sugar, plRslic srale for thf'ir increased produc·
crC'a m. avosl't and others, S13.-t lon or milk during the past five
699,805: cottage chet"se, $12,320.-)'ears. \\•hich rose from nearly
800: butter. $7.488.585: butter-700.000.000 quar1s of milk in 1940
milk and cultured milk, $5.686.054: to 1,250,000,000 in 1945.
hard cheese. $3,918,480; flavored
milk drinks, $2.289,690, and skim
milk for human consumption.
$676,908. Subsidy payments dur-
ing 1945 totaled s.13.659,741 .
California dairymen this month
ar c follo\ving out the Instruction!
of Secretary of Agriculture Clin-
A-Bomb Blast Will
Test Device Made
In Laguna Beach
ton Anderson , who asked "the LAGUNA BEACH, June 25.-
entire dairy industry'" in Califot · The sidereal radiation recorder
nia. to "make June Dairy Month which records hi therto unmeas-
this occasion to Impress on the ured electrical characteristics of
public. and producers alike. the the earth will be given its ft.rSt
importan<X' or the dairy industry." public test on the occasion of
Anderson said, "the fighting the Bikini atom bomb blast July ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~~w~a~r~~~~ov~e~r~ • ..:;b~ut;..th~e~ba~t~tl~e~oif l 1, an official ot the Townse nd I Brown Foundation, developer or
t.ot AHOt"LIS the instrume nt, said today.
-.YWOOO L E S TE R & C Q • INVISTMINT The device which !or the last
LOMG at.ACM SKUllTllS 20 years has been in the process
,MADINA Mrmb#'r l.oJ A.•1•~1 S1~• Ex,h_,,6• TO Mm TMI of developme nt by physicists and
l'O*>NA 2004 WEST CENTLU A VE.1 N EWPORT BEACH IHVESTOIS' is the only one of its kind known =::.. HA•BOR 1374-J NlfOS to the scientific world was assem-
bled in the Laguna Beach labor-
atory preparatory to its test.
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HYDRA • MAJIC
SPECIALISTS
Oldsmobiles & Cadillacs
PLENTY OF GENUINE PARTS AVAILABLE.
BRING YOUR HYDRA-MATIC
PROBLEMS TO US. •
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANJCS
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
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3011 w. Central Newport Beach
Results of previous operations
or the instru.mt'n t a t the naval
research laboratory at Washing·
ton, D. C., and at the University
of Pennsylvania have been clothed
in sccrl"Cy because of the wartime
('('Osorship in effect at the time
of the o~ratlons, Townsend
Bro"'"· president or the rounda-
tion. said.
The flag of Denmark, a whi te
cross on a red fi eld. is the oldest
unchanged national flag in exist·
ence. dating from about 1218.
Why Suffer?
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Who faikd lo haflt us fix his brakes
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See your Dealer for
prompt, low-cost service
Brake chedcups and brake
jobs uc getting top prioriry
in our shop. That's one way
we att coopencing in che
country-wide cam~ign to
make our ,.,..., and high-
ways safer. Come in today.
Ln us check YOUR bnl:es.
You11 fttl safer, and,!, safer.
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If your front ·wheels ore get·
ting pigeon.toed ... if the
sc~ring wbttl jitterbugs ...
you need 1. wheel align-
ment. You11 save iubber,
save your cemper and mar
save an accident. Drive io
and let us make a <OO>plete
Rttring assembly checkup.
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Burned-out headlight bulbs
... broken wiodshidd wipen
••• C.uliy door latcbcs ... att
1J1Ull tep1ir jobs that, if
.aieglec1td. can cause acci-
dmts. Bring your at in i>r
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thingC Genuine Ford pans
ltld """"'°""' att anillble
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equipment .•. -hgoiy-
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NEWrun BMCB Cl'J'I' TAXES AND A88JIJ88MENT8. Small, Lora v. 6 51
Da.INQUENT'l"OB nBST ADDmON TO NEWPORT BDGU'.18
FISCAL YEAR 1945-46 :::::: =;: 1~ ~!
Johnoon, Peter' 11 17
STATE OF. CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
CTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
} ... Jobmon, Peter NE!y ~ 10 17
Karte, Henry P. 11 IB,
McMahan, Edward D. 5 23
Hart, Ethel B. 11 24
I, R. ·R. Hodilldmon, u Ex-O!lldo Tax Collector, In and for the Wallaee, Lew H. 16 24
Cty ot Newport Beach, County of Oran&•. State of Callfomla. Lee, Virginia et al 13 215
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE tba~ default havln& been made In the Cty of Newport Beach 1B 28
payment of taxes and uaesamenta due to the Oty of Newport Beach Oty of Newport Beach 19 28
for the filcal year endln& June 30, 1946, upon the property herein-Hun~ WDllam R. 1 32
otter cleocribod. and tha~ unlea llald taxes and assessmenta IO Hun~ WDllam R. 2 32
<lelinqllent, together with all _.u-and coota due thereon, be paid Cty of Newport Beach 7 32
at the Tax Collector's1 Office In the Oty Hall, or on before Saturday, Oty of Newport Beach :io 32
June 29, 1916, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M. of that day, all of Mid IJl'Oi>" Qty of Newport Beach Z1 32
erty deocrlbed In the within list on which Mid taxes and useumenta, McMillan, John D. NEly ~ 10 34
penalties and costs are then unpaid. will on the date and the hour McMillan, John D. ll 34
above apedlled, BY OPERATION OF LAW, be sold to the Oty of NcMlllan, John D. 12 34
Newport Beach, and that irucli sale will be made in the OFFICE OF Oladwlck, Nettie Ajlama 19 34
TiiE TAX COLLECl'OR ol wd Oty. Ellsworth, Paul B. et al 10 35
R R HODGKlNSON, Denlinger, Oyde H. 2 B
Ex-ottlclo Tax Collector of Newport Beach, Callfom.la. TRACT 444
A•·e111ect Owner Lot
NEWPORT BEACH TRACT
24 KJttle. Cecil L.
Spellicy, Anna E. et al
Spellicy, Anna E. et al
Kentz, Emma A.
Griswold. Loys
Plumer, Alice C.
Sunshine Farms
Sunshine Farms
Lane, Dorian
Inc.
Inc.
McFarland, Cleo E .
GJoesser, Ida L.
BlaJr, Dorothy A.
All (ex RR) 14
All (ex RRl 15
1
THIRD ADDmON
RIVER SEC'l'ION
LAKE TRACT
CANAL SECTION
5
19
13
14
7
3
15
19
Block
28
32
32
37
41
37
41
41
43
135
135
235
Total
Delln-
queacy
$ 12.60
10.35
4.11
5.97
Griesser, Robert Al, Jr.
Rambo, A. M .
White, Forrest H.
ri.tacaulay, Jessie R.
Holm"'·ood, Isaac N.
'3reithaupt, Harey R
'.1'.BAOT 919
Ely 100' of Wly
77fY (Ex Hwyl
SEly 100'
60
9
2
3
F
H
TFACT 907-LIDO ISLE
27
94
112
9.78 \Yrtght , Douglas
Burnham, Roderick
Griffith C<>mpany
5.88 Griffith Company
11.43 Carlton, Maurice L.
11.90
4.53
36.95
8.93
10.66
Carlton, Maurice L.
Mosher, Herman A.
Modie, Gordon L.
Modie, Gordon L.
Lindstrom. Carl D.
Lindstrom, Carl D.
Miller, Galen
Miller, Galen
NE!y * Ill
NEly * 222
223
381
546
SWly Ii 547
667
668
SWly Ii 676
677
2
4
5
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-. TMal med up American life In eight 0... midw•h!nl dl7 -1119
.. Tl ~ words which he posted ~ hll docs'. polict were 9ISed fer at 'w •• , ... Owaer Lot mitiek .... -·~96 .. J ''No Beef, No Beer, N"o Ambltioa rowdinea: raidins & Pmh!tlc
Keeler, Sallie Lathrop 12 B ~71 -Goin' Filbin'."' IPO,L 9.7' Frye, V. J. 16 B ~
Ballard, Robert H. 22 B 5.91
Ralph, WDllam H. SEly 50' 44 B 7.27 SEC'DONS
Ralph, WllllAm H. SEly 50' 45 I BB 6. 74
12. 76 Ralph. WWiam H. SE!y 50' 46 6.74
MIJIOA ISLAND
I
I -Db .. .
2UT.
21.11'
ll0.'11'
25.(111
2UO
. 4.84 TRACT 611!-00RONA DEL MAB Aveued Oww
Newbwy, C. S.
I -6
21.42 Nuiien~ Olester 0 . 16 4..38 McKenney, Stanley V.
4..38 Russell, George E.
20.70 Shook. Nellle V.
Lot
23
19
25
3
28
34
18
1S
11
12
13
18
17
18
20
4.23 liogan, Paul J . 36 r 2.5.1 H.ogan, Paul J . 37
::;; TRACT lOZ6-00RONA fEL MAB
4.23 0th.ens National Trust &
Thompoon, Hollis R
BM!'WZter, Harry C.
Marshall, Ray v. -5'.32
6.97 Savtnas Bank ot L. A. 11 12.54 Dimmitt. !Wpb B. 1Ull
8.99 Otizens Natiooal Trust A 8.51 SECllON i BAI.BOA ISLAND
I 16
6
2.99 Saving> Bank ot L. A. ,
ACREAGE-CORONA DEL MAR
Harvey, Harold H.. •t al
!Uchardaon. Angus s.
Rlchardsoo, Angus s.
2
11
11
14
....
28.00
28.00
42..51
2.99
36.40
8.25
4.23
3.61
3.61
2.09
16.98
4.58
3.61
3.61
19.20
12.97
4.85
16.77
7.71
58.79
92.70
64.02
43.06
11.60
6.()1
6.97
13.45
13.45
5.84
3.26
13.45
13.45
3.61
19.83
Wagenheim, Edwin 5cY lot in
<Inc. beL same A high tide line)
(So. of Co. Rd.) 160.04 IL SE!y
of SWly exL ot NWly line of
Acacia SL
D
RE-SUB OF SEC'l'ION 1-BALBOA ISLAND
Stephen. Lester J . 28
ltlyers, J ohn Vi. 15
Myers, John \V. 24
Bo~-~a~Mal ~
SEC'l'ION Z-BALBOA ISIAND
Sharon. Russell E. 18
6
7
7
13
1
23·02 Hamm, Harold L.
7
1:17 75' 1
10.60
16.28
31.79
37.90
22.26
SECTION 5 BAIMA ISLAND •
Mason, Johll WWiam 12 2
Henderson, Lulu Mae 9 3
Riley, VWian Wly 3!Y 27 6)
Riley, Vivian Wly 30' 28 "6)
All property herelnbefore described la altuated In the corpcratm
limits of the CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY OF ORANGE,
ST A TE OF CALIFORl';IA.
Dated this slxth day of June, 1946.
R R HODGKlNSON,
Ex-Oflldo Tax Collector, Newport Beach, Callfomla.
Published June 6, 13, 20 and 27.' 1916.
-~----~~~----~-Souih-~-.-,~41'-5'-.-£8$--t-.,-.-.• -.-,-.. -L-·DO<t--~;~.u-~ .. ~11~ot~&Dc1;;;,l);panllol;;;:;;ii;i~wt;;\u.i;'j"-;;thenco;:;;~~ao~u~th;;;,•aa~~~ ... ~17;-~a1~ .. ~ .. ~; .. ;;;;
Pusuc NoncES Horth•• W 01• Zut 5'6.15 teet, tba 1"'™-d -tram U. 8. norlhwesterl)' prolonpl!Oll ., tba
to a point la tbt westerl7 line of Bu'"-d StlUoo lfo. l'IO to 'O'. S. northe.uterly line of CoT'ODa Del
llO'l'tCE Or DARING JID'OU Central Annue, 80 foot Ill wldtb. Bnlk1-!JlneStalklGll'o.l'll,•aald Mar and a!ooa lb• nortbeuled7
THE BOABD or DIR!'.CTOBS which point ta Nordl n• #I' ... bullrhMd and t-•1..,,_., Mtlom are line ot Corona Del Ku-and tta
Or COASTAL KUNlCIPAL Welt a dUtaDce ot 1.508.34 t.t laid out and lbown 11Poa a map al soutbeuterly prolongadon &o tW
WATER DISTRICT 01' OB.ANGE from the common corner of Sectlom Newpcat SQ", Ca!lbnla. lbowb:ia tntenection wiU. the center' llDll
COUNTY, CALD'ORNIA. or A IT, 111, SS and K Town.ahip 8 Socdb. harbor Una. apprond b7 tbe War of the watu coune of that certaJ.n.
Ptl'trlOM ASJtING roR TH!! Ranae 10 West, S.B.B .• JI.; Depart:rnen.t Jan.\W'J" 11th, 1917, anti C&JlYOD l,ylng tmmediatel.7 ~
ANNEXATIOX 01' THE CITY OJ' thence North 11• rr W s.t on ftle ln the offtce Of tbe U. S. easterly of Corona Del Mar, COCD-
N!:WPORT BB.A.CB AND THE aloD.C' the .aid wetterly line ot. District EnciDeer, Los~ Catt-manly known u Buclr: r.ul1r,
TERRrl'ORY CONSTITUTING Central Avenue. 27&'10 feet. more fornla; thence in a ~neral IOuthwester-
TH!: SAM!: TO SAID COASTAL er 1-.to ID lntenectloo with tbe thence aoutbeosterl:f a1ona a line. ••-tt toll ~-·'-· lb
ll'O'NICIPAL WATER DISTRICT, westerly prolonptioa of that ~ which line ls 350 feet northeMler'ly ~~ im:nof ~~:er~ oi
t1 ND ER Tm '"MUNICIPAL t.aln coune ln the United States of and parallel with the a1oreatd th -• Id B .~ n .. n. to !ti
WATER DISTRICT ACr 01' Bulkheed Llne extendlna from Sta· bulkhead line extendlns between ln~~:S: with u~ 0~ h1'b
Ult•, AS AMENDED. tfom U. S. 227 to U. S. 128. u aaJd Bulkhead. StaU0111 Noa. 170 and tide Une ol the Paci.tic Ocean;
Harbor Line lti sho'Wn upon a map 1755, a distance of 1,800 feet to a South 20• west three CS> entiUed '"'Harbor Lines, Newport point. which bears Soutti .29• West thence
BQ" Harbor" approved. by the Wu 350 feet from u. s . Bulkhead. Sta-miles lnto the Padtlc Ocean to a
Department May 2nd. 1038, and on tion No. 130, u said station la lald point;
file in the ottfee ot the U, S. Df8.. out and shown upon said map ot thence northwesterb' along a llD4I
trlct En&ineer, Lot Anleles. Call-Newport s.,. showing harbor lln•: parallel to and three <S> miles dJai..
tornla,· th-c• N , • •·-1 tant trorn. the ordlnary high tide cu orlh 75 11' 44 J:ollfi ,-line ot the Pacllic Ocea.12 to a polnt. 401 .60 feet to a point. which bean which point 11 the most souther)7 South as• 28' is• West lf.t.U fl!et H enley, J oseph M.
H enley, Joseph M.
Henley, Joseph M.
Smith, Amelia. et al
3
4
5
8
139
139
139
139
5.23
5.23
13.38
6.65
RECORD SUBVEY-9-43-BEACON BAY (Improvements)
Bohman, Curt 8 42.31
NOTICE 111 HEREBY GIVEN
that there wu tiled with E. R
Beanr, Secretary of Coastal Munt-
ctpal Water District,. on the !nd
dQ" of M~. 19'8, a petition Rtting
forth the boundarl• of the City
ot Newport Beach, ln the County ot <>ran&e. St.ate of Calltornla, which
18.ld petition cootatm a prayer that
tb• n..ld City ot. Newport Beach
and the whole thereof be annexed
to Coutal Munlclp&l. Water Dis·
trlct, under the provt.ions ot tht"
''Municipal Water ~ct Act ot
1911 •, u amended. Said petition
wu slcned bJ' WI' penom and
th• la.id &. B. Beaver, u such
Secretary, examined all the signa-
tures appended thereto and U·
cert.alned and determined that uld
petition wu 1igned by the requt~
lite number ot qualified electors
resldln1 within the boundaries o!
the area proposed to be annexed
and, as such d~ appointed and
qualified secretary, attached his
certl:ficate to uJd petition certify.
ing that aaid petition Lt 1uflictent
ln law and should be pres<!nted to
the Board of Directors of Coastal
Municipal Water District.
thence South 79• 00' l!ut along
the aald westerly prolongtatlon of
aaid bulkhead line to an lntenec-
tlon . with the easterly line of laid
Central A venue, uld point of in•
teneetlon al*> being in the 1auth·
trb'" prolongation ot the easterly
line of the County Highway, eo feet
in width. as described in the peU ·
tlon far pubUc highway, NeWpOrt
Beach Road, and recorded in Book
250, page 73, Records of said Or~
ange County;
from U. S. Bulkhead Station No. corner of the Cit:J' of Newport
I Beach, as the exterior bound&J7 135, aa l&id Bulkhead Station 1 of the City of NewpOrt Beach 11
shown upon a map entitled "'Harbor described in Ordinance No. 1 adopt.
Lines, Newport Ba1 Harbor, Cali-ed by the CJb' Council of the Cit)' fomia", approved b1 the War De-
Pattenon, Elmer
Patterson, Elmer
N&Rinc.
N&Rlnc.
N &. R Inc.
La Roe, Otis
H offman, Albert C.
H offman, Albert C.
~bail. Anals B.
McMillan , Neil S.
M'cMJllan, Neil S.
LANCASTER ADDITION
SECTION A
'
1
2
1
2
3
17
12
13
8
11
12
331
331
425
425
425
430
530
530
219
220
220
FIRST ADDmON TO NEWPORT BEACH
Barre, Annie EUia NEly 50' 12 20
Barre, Annie Ellis • NEly 50' 13 20
Olamberlin, Pierre A.
Olamberlln, Pierre A.
Alexander, Oiarles
SEC'l'ION B
TRACT 626
Tapley. Christine et al
Neighbors, May B.
Isbell, J ohn C.
TRACT 2S4
SECTIONB
SUB. OF BLOCK "A"
EAST NEWPORT
27
28
13
5
4
9
Elliott, Eugene
John!W>n, George L. et a1
Deem, Joe R.
All (Ex SE!y 44.9') 15
52
90
NEWPOB'.l' BAY TRACT
Plwnmer. Anthony K.
Plummer. A.nthony K.
De Mos.s. Clyde J .
Elliott. Eugene
l:iues, James \\1•
Hues, J a m<'S \V.
Jones, \Vllliam R .
Jones, \Vllliam R.
BALBOA TRACT
Wly 13'
3
4
15
1
4
5
6
7
15
15
16
2
9
109
A
A
A
3
3
4
6
8
8
8
8
EAST SIDE ADDITION TO BALBOA TRACT
(And Ocean Frontage Adj.)
Ellloft, Eugene
Elliott, Eugene
Elliott, Eugene
Elliott. Eugene
Crocker, Frank W.
NEly 30' ol SEly 6<Y
8
T
9
T
18
SE!y 30'
'.1'.BACT 518
Lampert, Frank S .
Deuts<h. Emery
Deuts<h. Emery
PaC!tlc Stateo Savs. A Loon Co.
Pacific States Savs. A: Loan Co.
Pacific StatH Savs. A Loon Co.
Padtlc States Sava. A: Loan Co.
PacUlc Statea Saw. A Loon Co.
Paclt!c States S.vs. & Loan Co.
Pa?8" Statea Savs. A Loon Co.
Bsaceren:enOllm .. Art.bur J .
Pacltlc Statea San. A Loon Co.
43
SEly ~ 10
11
31
8
Wly 8.75' 9
28
32
7
3
29
:lO
mAO'rMS
Shup. A. G. 23
~.~& 96
• 8"AllllOD OOLONY DA.or
BeebJ, ,_ t>. '
_,, John t>. Sl!:l:f lll' al NEIJ' lllY 5
~ Ida a NEl7 ~ a
Md-Ida B. ' ......,_Ida B. 5
lkI-Ida B. I
Jlrla<n. Dudlf!7 t>. NW1J zv a1 NlJ' ..., a
Di ....... l>lll'q t>. NWIJr .. '
16
16
24
B
c
c
c
F
F
F
G
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J
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I' a • • • ,, .,
18.99
11.87
73.03
124.46
61.48
13.75
9.27
11.15
9.97
24.33
14.51
8.64
CORONA DEL MAR
Citizens National Trust & Sava. Bank of L. A.
Citizens National Trust & Savs. Bank of L. A.
Citizens National Trust &: Sava. Bank of L. A.
La Courreye, Frank L
Citizens NatJonal Trust & Savi. BanJc of L. A.
Citizens National Trust a: Saw. Bank of L. A.
26 A-35
28 A-35
29 A-35
16 A-36
8 B-32
16 B-32
RE-SUB OF CORONA DEL MAR
Elmore, Hetty J .
Elmore. Hetty J .
Boyd, Robert L.
Brinkerhoff, H. R.
Brinkerhoff, H. R.
Lloyd. Hazel M.
Lloyd, Hazel M.
NEly 15'
SWly 25'
CORONA DEL MAR
7
8
15 .
12
14
19
21
35
35
133
137
137
141
141
6.52 C1o,•er. Wood Jr. NEJy 15' 11 234
Glover, \Vood Jr. 13 234
Leech, Verno n A. NEly 20' 3 235 !!: Leechs • VJemon AR. SNElWly 20'l!Y
6
5 235
237 awycr, amee . y 48·79 Sawyer, James R. 8 237
Zweifel, Kathleen Af. 12 241
40.26 Zweifel. Kathleen M. 14 241
Zweifel, Kathleen M. 16 241
Bean. Raymond P . NEly 20' 29 243 33.0l Bean, Raymond P. 31 243
Bean, Raymond P. 33 243
17.29 Whyte. James S. NEly ~ 28 243
Whyte, James S . 30 243
City of Newport Beach 18 332
Carroll, June 20 332
22-91 Cheyne, John 20 333 23.39 de la TorTe, Alphonse 0 . 14 335
26.03 de la Torre, Alphonse G. 16 335
Hogan. Paul J . 10 337
25.91 City of Newport Beach 3 429
19.48 Stoe,·er. Ruth B. 6 429
18.66 Ocrtly, John \V. 21 431
r..Y!'ycrs, Otto J . 16 433
Collins. Thomas ?.f. 22 433
70.42 Still. Mary J . 4 442
34 .51 Kroenke, G. C. NE1y 12' 19 529
35-49 Kroenke. G. C. 21 529
28.18 Shellenbach. Harold C. 6 5.11
13.84 Bettis. Gwendolyn G. 14 532
Morrow. Bertha R 2 533
~tt'yer, \Villiam B. 11 539
Meyer. William B. 13 539
34.78 Meyer, William B. 15 539
2.15 Johnson, Mary Ann 19 539
33.25 Johnson. Mary Ann 21 539
2.15 Harms, George W, 8 542
9.37 Hanns, George W. 10 542
Hanns. George W. 12 542
Harms, George W. 14 542
6.10 Harms, George w. 18 542
8.63 Coram. Roy E. 4 629
16. 77 C<>ram. Roy E. 8 629
8. 78 Sav<ry, PhDllp A. 5 635
6.10 Qosler, Emma W. 10 638
1.92 WesL Ernest 0 . •I al 1 64'1
6.10 West, Ernest O . et al 3 640
S.48 Peck, Geo..., N. 9 MO
6.10 Peel, Leone D. 5 642
7.97 McBurney, B. A. 11 643
27.32 H~ Tcm W. 17 643
5.3!\ Hondo,_, Tom W, 19 643
Morris, &L Etbel 7 m
Sleir.t, John A. 11 737
9.20 de la Torre, AlphonN 15 737
7.97 de la Tort'O, ~ 17 737
de la TorTe, Al~ 19 737
2s.90 de la Torre, Alphcwm \ 21 737
L66 DA.or m-amo:NA DD'.. llAK .
&61 Boyd, R, L.
&ll'1' Bennett ,Olarlet A.
s.M lloN>ett, Cllarioo A.
199_,-.~s.
All Ck~.)
NWlr IUI" Ck ~,)
.d (JDc. , ... "'
Slac.WOiF_,
I •S
• JI
5 K
ll • y
y
4.36
4.91
4.91
4.71
17.99
14.24
31.36
20.01
19.25
9.78
16.0~
8.92
8.92
6.74
10.5(1
5.91
5.56
2.81
21.82
11.03
10.61
10.5()
5.31
7.12
7.72
2.73
4.91
8.53
15.85
9.18
3.76
4.36
3.5(1
4.36
15.32
6.74
4.10
4.71
3.50
2.01
17.43
7.99
4.10
9.24
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
7.99
3.5(1
3.50
3.50
3.5(J
3.50
7.99
7.99
3.50
6.74
4.10
3.50
3.51
3.50
3.76
7.27
7.27
6.74
108
3.50
3.!IO
3.50
17.80
l.M
19.19
1Ull
The text of said petiUon. to-
gether with five ot Ule names at·
tached thereto. is as follows:
To tbe COASTAL ltfUNICIPAL
WATER DISTRICT,
LAGUNA BEACH
CALIFORNIA
thence northerly along the said
southerly prolongation of the eut ·
erly line and the easterly line of
said County Highway, and Ill said
County Highway ls shown on Tract
No. 27, Boulevard A:dditlon to New-
port He'lghts, being part or Lot 169.
Block 2, Jrvine Subdivision, as re-
corded in Miscel1an~us Maps, Book
9, page RS. records pf said ~ounty.
to an inters.ection With the center
line Of the Old COunty Road . as
shown on Tract No. 27. Boulevard
Addition to Newport Heights, being
part of Lot 169, Block :I, Irvine Sub·
division, u recorded in 7'-1iscellan·
eous Maps, Book 9, page 26, records
of said County;
thence North 59• 59' East along
the said center lihe ot the Old We. the undersigned signers. do County Road, 783.92 feet:
hereby petition for the annexation thence North 70• 8' East 496.06
and Inclusion of the territory here· feet along the said center line of
inafter desi:ribed, to the COASTAL the Old county Road;
MUNIClPAL WATER DISTRICT the.nee North S6• 18' East 440.43
under •>ie Municipal Water District feet a!Jng the center line ot. the
Act Of ~91 l as amended; and Old County Road; ,
We do certify and declare, thence North 12• 30' West 521.156
Flnt: That the real properly pro-feet along the said center line of
posed to be included. in said muni-the Old County Road. to an inter·
clpal waler district consists of the section with the center line of
territory within the corporate limits Westminster Avenue. as shown on
of the municipal corporation known a map Of F int Addition to New-
and designated as the City of New-port p.eights, as recorded in Book
port Beach. lying wholly within of Miscellaneous Map 4, page IM,
the County of Orange, State of records of said County;
partment May 2nd. I938, and 00 of Newport Beach on the 11th d..,.
file in the ottiee of the U. s. 011-of September, 1~;
trict Engineer, Loi Angeles. Call-thence northwesterl.7 parallel to
romia; and three (3) miles from the shore
thence South 71 • 54• Eaat l,010.00 or the Pacitlc Ocean to an inter-
feet to an angle point in the ordi· !'ection with the southwesterly pro-
nary high tide line of the Padfie longaUon of the aoutheasterl"Y line
Ocean in Newport Bay, u est.a-of the aforesaid Summit Street;
btished by Decree in Court Case thence nottheasterly along the
No. 24026 of the Superior Court ln southwesterly prolongation of the
and for Orange County, California, southeasterly line. the southeasterly
a certified copy of which decree line and the northeasterly prolonra·
was recorded September 19, 1928, t ion ot the southeasterly line of the
in Book 199. page 275, Official Re~ aroresa.Jd Summit Street to the
cords at Orange County, California; point of pcginning.
thence South sg• 48' East alon .z Beeond: The undersigned. are
the said ordinary high tide line e qua.lilied electors of the said City
distance of 334.27 feet to a point, of Newport Beach and are equal
which is the most westerly corner in number to more than ten per
of a parcel of land described in centum of the number of 1ucb
Deed to the City or Newport Beach. qualified ele~tors residing tn the
said Deed being recorded in Book City o! Newport Beach voting for
249, p:lge 424 of Ot!ictal Records aU candidates for the offic-e at
of &aid County; Governor of the Sta~e of Califor-
thence North 23• 57, 30.. East n.la at the last general election held
a1ong the northwesterly line ot ~~~r to the signing ot this petl-
said parcel at land a distance of
31'7.57 feet;
thence South 11 • S4' Ea.st along
the northerly line of aald parcel ot land a distance of 290.24 feet;
thence continuing a1ong the nor'"'
therly line of sa.id parcel Of land
South ss• 43' East a distance of
J,378.16 feet to the northeast cor-
ner of said parcel of land;
thence South along the east line at the sou therly prolongation there·
of of said parcel ot land a distance
of 567.01 feet to an intersection
with a line 200 feet northerly ot
and parallel with the aforesaid
bulkhead line extending trom U . S.
Bulkhead Station No. 151 to U. S.
Bulkhead Station No. 1~'-'
WHEREFORE. the undersigned
p:-ay that the proposed territOry,
to-wit. the territr'ry heretofore de--
scribed and the whole thereof, be
annexed to and mo.de a part of the
COASTAL t:.fUNICIPAL WATER
DISTRlCT under the provisions of
said J\.1unici !}al Water District Act
of 1g11 . as :11nenC:.cd, and that your
Honorable Body do all acb and
take all proceedings necessary and
r equisite in the premises.
California, the ·Nhole of which ter· thence North 39• 50' l:ast aJong
ritory i• sometimes herein referred the center line of s;:iid Westminster
to and is meant when the term Avenue 707.03 feet to a point of
"territory" is used herein. Said intersection \\'ilh the center line
territory Is situated wholly w ithin of F ifteenth Street. as shown on
the corporate limiU or said City atores:'lld map of First Addition to thence due east along a line,
ot Newport Beach. and the boun· Ncv.·port Heights: which line ls 200 feet northerly of
daries thereof. being the boundaries thence South 49• 30' East 3.240 and parallel with the aforesaid
of the C ity of Newport Be.:i.ch and feet along the"·centcr line Of said bulkhead line extending from U.
ot the proposed territory to be Fifteenth Street to a point of In-S. Bulkhead Station No. 151 to U.
annexed. are described :l!I 3.ll the tersection w ith the., center line of S. Bulkhead Stat.ion No. 152 a dis·
ctttain t eal property s1tu:lte In the Irvine Avenue. as shown on afore-tance of 1.287.29 feet to a point;
County or Orange, St.::ite of C.:ili· said map nf First Addition Lo New-thence due north a distance ot
fornia. and more particularly de· port Heigt:ts; 300 feet to a point:
scribed as follows, to -wit: • the{lce South 40•' 30' West alone thence due ea.st a distance of 250
Beginning at the point of inter -the said center line of Irvine Ave-feet to a point;
section of the northeaster ly pro· nue and the southwest.erly prolon-thence due south a distance of
long:ition of the southea_,t~rly line gation of the center line of Irvine 300 feet to a point;
of Summit Strl"t!t, u said street Avenue 2.495 feet, more or lee, thence due east a distance of S50
is laid out and shown on a map to the northeast corner of Lot 'H'. feet to a point;
of the Seashore Colony Tract, as Tl'Act 919. as recorded in Mlscel· thence easterly in a direct Une
rccordedj in ~1ap Book 7. page 25, laneous ~laps, Book 29, pages 31 to Station No. 75 of Patent boun~
records ·of Orange County, Call· to :W inclusive, records of said Coun-darfe-t of Ule Rancho San Joaquin,
fornia, with the north bank or the" ty, which point is also the aouth· as per map r ecorded Ln Book 1.,
Santa Ana River; west comer of the 80 foot strip of page 47 of Patent Records of Loi
thence easterly and southeuterly t he State Hi~hway right of way, u Angeles County, California;
along the north bank of said ri\•er deeded by deed. r~rded ln Deed thence southeasterly along aaJd
5,400 feet. more or less. ta an inter·· Book 506, pa&e 334, records of sald Rancho boundary line to Station
section with the former southerly County; 78 of uld Rancho boundary; said
line of the California St.ate High-thence alone the State HfthWlQ' Station bein&" South es• 43' .O'" .... -- --
w ay having a width of 80 feet. Said ri&ht ol way u dttded by deed east 220..55 feet from United Stat.es ~g; ~ ; ~ ~
point o1 intenection bean IOUL'? recorded In Deed Book 338. p-.e Bulkhead Station No. lOl Ln the .... ~ !! -! ~
s•M"ll"' east J,11S.01 feet from the 314... official records of Aid Count,, bulkhead line. u Aid bulkhead t: g !!': ca
northwest comer of the tou:tbeu't southeutttly on the arc ol a curve UDe and bulkhead statlom an laid l\
one-quarter (l/aJ of Section 29, eoncave to the northeast havinC out and abown upon the map or .i-
Townahip s Soutb. RaA1e 10 West, a mdiut at IOU3 feet (a rad1al Nwwpoat SQ', CalHol'nia. lhOWln& ?C ;iC ~ ?: l
S,B.B. & M..; said point ot inter· line at the point o1 beOnn:Jnr bH.r· Barbor Una,. approved b7' the Wu "'
.citon ot.o belna to feet 90Ulberl:r 1DC North 47' 13' :is• Eaatl 1 .U. Deportment Jan_,-lltb, 1117; ,. I" I" I" "
ot 1"n&fneu'1 Station G8S + tD..95 lance o:f 504.85 feet; thence South 45• 46' Eut l80 feet; -.... .... - -:z
GD tbe ce:nU:r llDe of Aid blJhwu; tbfttce coaUnuin1 a1ont the lul thence Soutb 2111• 00' Eut SX> feet; 0 0 0 0 0
said point .i. bela.I tbe wecterl.J mettoaed. .autherb' line ot said thence South et• .. EM to e ~••0• wttlii 412 otlMr tllD la•
tcminua of the O<dloary llJCll tide S-H.lahwoy rlaht ot way, tan-In-willa Ibo ooutllw......,, •loicb. wt~ \be tor ...... I "-'
Une ot tho Plld.tk: 0eeen tn If._. pat Soatb 1•• 11• m• &ut 1 '"J2 prolonp.Uoa Of tba IM:lf'ttl...._~ ........... a tot:ll of: tlT ._..
l'O't ~ w1 __ .... "II'-teet: llDa of Tw--S.....lll A-M --to rid pall-
,_. and D0<1h -ot U.. Salta -coolinW.,. -Ibo loot ThnlJ'-S.1 ... lb A-ue la -N'OTICll l!I QIVmr to all pw ,
Aaa River, • -bUabecl llY • de---riibt al "1IY !Irie......, Oil a -GI Corooa DI! -· re-.__ -Rid pa11t1,. -Cree on Court C... N'o. ~ al tbe a Clll'9'e concave to the norlb baYIAC corded la M1...a1.tn.,,.. Jlapm, Book be '* 121ed .. U... Jloe:rd oC m..
Superior Court IA and tor ~ a ndNa Cf i..-t.t. a dial-GI J, -fl _. G, ._. OI ---GI CoMa1 »m•q.I 'W'-
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-otllc1al -"' ~ -lloutlL ...... ...-• --..... -"'·•••It -., ,_ -COallV ......... -Count:r, Cal!-!a:. -al lltl .. tnt to a point ID ~-ti> A--_Ille_., a .. I -OT& 8-Ci 11J 6-ce UaltC' Ml4 1W'tll llmk ot tllit -* .. b IDe of tllie rparOll aortllWAlM)) Jme of Tc ,. ...... ,,.._D,? •1 Ji. ""c la a. C191!
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W' wlal WWWW u4 •1111 11 Jlew;jiOlt Bwla lir deilil 1111rted ta proloapbcm to a pol:ait, ................ t111 Cz•1 r• 8l ..
..... •• JI' W .a.t m., ..... Dried Bee*-P9i111 -II I d8 ol aforwl4 W 11 ??1$ b Jiii)=• .... P.M, Ill -,,..,, .. lie f
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' .---------------------,!Bob H.......__ CHlllST CHUllCH •Y Tit• KA NEWPORT-BAL.BOA ......-•,r• ~ -
N E w s -T 1 M Es Bullet·1n for Veterans Gets Dlsdl•rs• ~4!'. T:. =~"= l'BO!Ulh -U ='=U-;;;:;:=~;;:vm 0 .. ~ t:JO L m.
.,., 1s...,'h1111il' ... r ns..,..•• • v.-..mvm ByJanec-11 .. :-.... Phm3-e Robert L Bw:J:cibteJa. 111...-.w~UL ·m. oa. ._ =n111r p t,M' f ~ W Ii '1' YelW 1:-. auu.tut son ot W. L Humphreys. 307 E. Yoatll: ~ • p. m.
•t• ilptlal PIQ'able In Ad<ru>ce; f' 50 per ,_. In ~ <Jouncy; Edgew1lter avenue, Balboa. ro-s.. •'ns w~. 1 p. m.
$2.r.i per ;rear to 4th -.e; $3-<JO per ;rear to 8tb -.e The Home Service Department treatment for the disability clalm c:elv..t hla_ clltcbzrse fr<m the ---pra,w -. We4-
i ;;;;;;;;,;;;,. of the Newport Harbor Red. er.... until lhe dttWon Is rendettd. Nzvy at Tl'nDinal Is1znd lat week -.Y: -erecl dlzll -· l:IO r.r.taed u Seo:md-Oua matter at the ~ ID Newport Bwcb, reeef\·es frequent inqulries from 'lbe number and scope of treat· after i-·o yean in ler'Yice and a1x P.. m..
canton>la. under the Act °' llarcb 3, lB19 veteram and their families .con-menls In this cue will be deter-months ,,._ duty. a. A. MEYER -PuN'"-cemlng medical care, G. I. Loans. mined on an Individual basis-Au-HumpbreJz. reomtly atud>ed
-1. 8 .' WBYTB
Dllllfa Ma CJ 111·"W
............... -... v.a ......... Tfw.-111'7 Dlf.-q I SO •• . .._..ta
I 116u&wtaa-&as~
A~ • Bili&aa ..... U4G_ ... em. ................. ._ ---
Raab & Bennett
kzasau..;. m.ps111
~N-t ..... ~
T ?11> ra1 811e:---W Ml1W.~ M-pwt--,,, s' ••• .....,.. UI
GM D . PORTER • Genln1 Maupr pensions, Lnsurance, read.jusbnent thority fo r service must be com-to the holpW at Honolulu,, ls a
F. G. FROST • Editor allowances and many other ~rtl· pletely through CP.S . and the &Taduate of Monr<>Yia H1rb ec:bool
W. F . DIXON • • "' • -AdwrtlllDa Manapr nent matters. In the realization Veterana' Administration. U your and plans to attend collep in the
CHURCH OF CHlllST
Ctluroh and W•lnut .,,_.
L--c.nllt'. Min-. l.----~·~.,~~Bl~Hltii'~~---~ l'IU8ICIAMB•-NS.ILD Service.: ~. 10 L m.., Bible
PrtntfAc Plant, 30ll W. Central Avmue. Newpcat Betdl, CalifcwDla that the answers to these ques.-claim ls disallowed C.P.S. will be Fall
Off. -a1 p f the c·--f N rt Beach lions would be of lnlerest to other notified and authority fo• treat-I:-------------,
ICI aper 0 1.,, 0 ewpo y veterans who are unaware of the ment withdrawn. N E w
A D911ndaNe 1.-1 ...Utull• for°"" 11 ean service given by the American If you have not filed a cla1m re-
Red O"oss in the community, this quest for treatment will be de--f th
Active column is offered. Since there are nied but you wiU be notified to 0 e M her frequent changes in llogi.slation file claim and after this is done
tllll and interpretation of the variOU5 treatment may then ~ authorlzed C H U R C H of benefits extended to veterans, we until yuor case is ajudicated. S.
---------------------=~~~=---suggest you contact the Red lf you have filed a claim for '---------+----' Cross Home Service Department. I one disability but nov.· need treat-OUR LADY OF MT. 9'AftMEL
2<J7 Island Avenue, ~boa, phone ment for another disability which 1423 West Centr•I .A~enue
CORRAL DUST
Tht' .sun 11lwo.ys shines ~hind those daTI\ clouds.
' -j . .-.CK. Ll~DSLEY .
Be Alive on the Fifth!
Har~r 814 o~ 1865. 1f y~u have you believe 10 be service connect· ~y M•7 1es: 8 and 10 Lm.
specific questions concerning the ed the request will not be granted Oonteuiom: Saturday• trnm
subjectJ: brieny rov~red here. until you take the necessary fi :OO to 5:30 and trom 7 :30 to
Mrs. Eve R. Hendrick.son, Home steps to re-open the claim. 8 :30 p.m.
Service Worker, advised that a
large percentage of the veterans' Your physician may add t.o. his
problems handled by her of fi('(' bill the costs of any medi~es
concern mcdical care. One of the ".~i ~~ 11t; ~:..rnl'>hcs you. 1penrding
questions most freque ntly asked the obta1n1ng ?r a su.p~ y ~m . the Veterans Adm1n1strat1on. 15 : . I However, your physician may not
&T. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH
Balboa 111and
Sunday .Ma.a: 8:30 a.m.
Con.teaiom: Saturdaya trora
7:30 to 8 :30 p.m.
CORON A DEL MAR
COMM1JN1TY CHURCH,
CONOREGATIONAL
Btud:F: U &. a.. Komla&' ~
COSTA Ml&SA COMMUNITY CHU-C.rl 8.1.lohneon,, Mfnl.ter
124 t:. aoth SL Ph. M~ll
Church -ool. "~ a. m.
lllornlag W-p. 11 o'clock.
Youth P'°"PI, Bigio ochool, ID-
i.erm.dl&te, Adult. &:IO p. m..
ETeDhlg 1ervtce, 1 :SO o'clock.
lllld-weelt tell-p and pn.yor,
Wedneeday, 7:80 p. m.
11 L m., Prayer and Sermon.
A88DDILIES OF OOD
Beary aad Ida Saade, Puton
~ Oceaa Froat. Newpon
Sunday ochoo~ 10 a.m.
Morning service, 11 a .rn.
Evening evangelistic service at
7 :30 p.m.
Mid-week service, Thunday at
7 :30 p.m. Q : When am I elfg~ble to apply be authorized to treat you in a
for Home Town l\lcd1~I Care by private hospital ""here you choose
a doctor or m.y O\.\'O .~01ce ~hrough to pay your oY.'n expenses rather
the. Vet~rans ~cJ.:n1n!strat1on .. and tha n to go to 8 Veterans· Admin-
Cal1forn1a Phys1c1ans Service . istration hospital. Perry Fl"eC!erlck Scllrock, Mlabter FIBST FOURSQUARE CIRJR()B
811 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar OF ClOSTA MESA
Church school has two sessions. Temporary location, American
All above primary department Legion Hall
~d Monaco
ABClll'rlX7r
8lt W. Bay A-, Balboa
-1'124 1111 1a1r.-ood A-...
1-A.-NOo "4Y MOI
am!OAL LABOUTOKY
Clinieal Laboratory
omoo _,., • -'"°
-by _...."""'*
rELl!:PllONI!: BABBOa 1118
USS W. O..tnl A-
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
30% Ooral Balboa bland
Gndeo: eon-. ..._,.to..,.
SUMMER SCHOOL 'J:i;'6
G. A. Morttrner, M. A., Oxford.
PltDC!lpal Phone Harbor 115%
DENTISTS
This Fourth or July may see a holid<ty -starved public roll
up the greatest mileage ever recorded on the nation's
speedometers in any one week..,nd. More important, the
National Safety Council rears it will be the deadliest week-
end in the country's accident history-unless the emergency
Is met with emergency caution by everybody. More than
20,000,000 vehicles will pack the highways during the four-
day holiday period, the council estimated. They will travel
more than four billion miles. Mobilizing to avert the threat-
ened disaster, 150 national organizations are cooperating with
the-council in a nationwide Fourth or July campaign to ron-
solidate public and official support behind the slogan, "Be
Alive on the Fifth!"
A: You are eligible to apply for
medical care by a doctor of your
own choice if he is a member or
California Physicians' Service, JI
treatment is for sef'\.;ce connected
disability for which a claim has
been filed and if you do not live
within three miles of a Veterans'
Administration office or hospital.
You will make requests for treat-
ment on C.P.S . Form 52 in the
office of the doctor. The doctor
will render emergency treatment
needed. note the diagnosis, rceom-
mend the number of add itional
treatments r equired and send the
form to the C.P.S. office in Los
Angeles where it is turned over
to the Veterans· Administratio n
Regional Offices. authorization
for treatment will be given. Ir
your claim is still pending ajudi-
Another topic or intc re-st to vet-
C'ran.s will be discussed in this
column nC'Xt \\<"t'ek. meet at 9:30 a.m. Beginners and JteT. ud Mn. G. WUlal'd St.earns ,-------------~
In appealing for public cooperation in the campaign, Ned
H-Dearborn, president or the council, said, "I hate to throw
cold water on holiday anticipation, but we still have the same
combination of facts which led the council before V-J day to
predict the present upsurge in accidental deaths. More travel
a Jong-awaited vacation season in full swing, wom out
tires and cars. run-down highways and a carefree attitude
that often becomes a careless attitude-all this simply adds
up to more tragedy. A prediction can't spoil your holiday,
but an accident can."
Framework of Industry
The people of the United States are so used to big figures
and an abWldant supply of everything when they want it that
they pretty mµch take the nation's basic industries a nd the
products they produce for granted. Even disastrous strikes
have been unable to cripple the country to the extent it would
seem they would. Comparisons are necessary to appreciat e
our industries. For example, the wartime output of steel in
Japan was 9,656,000 tons in the record year or 1943. But the
United States could have made that steel in 38 days.
cation authority will be issued for
La Posta to Open
Saturday on Mesa
La Posta, new l\fexican-style
r estaurant a t 2588 Newport Blvd,
Costa Mesa, will open Sa turday
a nd feature Mexican foods and
steaks, according to the owne rs,
Francis and Maxine Reynolds.
The Reynolds were ronneTly
associated with Mr. Reynold's
mother and au.nt at the La Pasta
Cafe ln Old 1\.-f esilla, New Mexico.
This care "'P5 recommended by
Duncan Hines in his book, "Ad-
\'C'ntures in Good Eating."
toward permanent socialization or the mines. The tactics
of the unions and the government are destroying private in-
dustry-the kind of industry tha t must arrive lf independent
jobs are to survive, in fact. if representative government itself
is to survive. If private industry and private property are
wiped out, the basic reason for the labor union will also dis-
appear.
primary department ages meet at Puton
11 a.m. during the morning church Pbone !811
hour. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.
7:00 p.m. Youth meeting. Morning worship service 10:45.
Crusader service 6 :00 p. m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Berean service 6 :30 p. m.
SCIENTllT Evening evangelistic service at
Lido Theater, Central Avenue 7:30 o'clock.
and Via Lido Tuesday evening prayer service
A br&ne!:I. of The Mother Cburcb, a t 7 :30 o'clock.
The F1nt Church ot Chriot, Scl-
ent.ilt. ill Beaton. M•-acbuaett&
Sunday School at 9 :30 L m. Sun·
day Service at 11 a. m. Wedneeday
Teatimon1a.I. Meeting at 12 o'clock
Reading Room located at 111
Palm street, Balboa, is open daily
from l p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun·
days and holidays nationally ob-
served.
The public la cordially lnvtted to
attend the church .ervtce. and a.-
the &adlng Room.
8T. JAMES EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
51& W•t Central, Balboa
( Ebcll Clubhouee)
Rev. Ardya T. Dean. Vk.ar
8 :80 L m., Holy Communion.
9 :45 a..m., Sunday School
11 :00 a. m., M ornln.g Prayer and
Sermon. (Finl Sundays: Holy
Communion.)
BALBOA I SLAND CHAPEL
218 Agate Avenue
Rev. Harry w. White,
Anoclate Pa1tor
Church School. 9 :30 a. m .
Mo ml.Dg Wora.blp, 11 a. m.
l'IR&T METHOOIST CHURCH
G. Kdwln Osher, PulM
Euelld at 8tAnford, Garden Grove.
9 :30 a.m. Church achool rqr all -11 :00 a.m. MomJnr Worahlp:
Me.age: "We Thank Thee."
11 :00 a.m. Nureery tor all c.b.U-
dttn dluing eervtce.
6 :00 p.m. Kelhodiat You\b Y'el-
lowahtp. Young Adult Fellowahlp.
7:00 p.m. Evening Worahtp:-
!lNMge: .. Com~ Ytt LIYe."
'Christian Science'
Lesson-Ser111 on Subject
Tbla verae from Jsafab will be the
Golden Text or the Sunday Lesson·
Sermon on "Chrisllan Science" in
all branches ot The ~(other Church.
The First Church or Christ. Sclcn·
Uat, In Boston: "I-lo, e\·ery one that
tbirstcth, come re to the waters,
and be that bath no money; t'Ome
re. buy, and eat; yea, come, buy
l1:Jne and mllk without mouey and
..,·ithout prlt'e:•
In a Scriptural selection from
John, J esus Fa ld. "Let not your
DR. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
%8SS Wmt Cmb'al
PboDe Barbor Ul ·ii
Newport
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
UOl\1 W. O..tnl. Harbor HBO
NJ:WPOKT BEACH
Dr-W. W. Westmoreland
Dentist
lllOl c.-m....,,
OOBONA DEL MAB
Phone Harbor !Z!O
INSURANCE
Sandy F.MacKay
INSURANCE -That's All
Llr E • FIRE • AUTO
MARlf'lE, ETC.
BRIGGS & Mac KAY
714 E. C.;ntra t. Bal bo-1
Phone Harbor 2~1)7
B. R. Hall, M. D.
ft» 'r'Jp .........
Hount: 2-5, by AJ>pim-t
~--w-..., ~-
OONBAD RICB'l'ER, 1iL D. '\ fti)•t ...........
Ul E. l8t.b S L
CXl9I'A MESA
Hwn : ll>-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m. I
!'bone Beacon S075
Dr. G. E. Tohill ...,......_...._
2209 Coul l>lvd
NEWPORT BEACH
-PB'Ol"M-OHlce; Harbor 186-W
8-ldeoee: ll&rbor 18&-& U No amwer1 l'.'a.U H..-bor I
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Pbone Barbor 1018
lfo MUwer: i:all BJMcon IOC .. &
X-Ray Service
Hiiton M. Muwell, H.. D.
1101 OoMt m...,
Ooroaa dol Illar
Offfce Hoon: ll>-12; 2-5
P11oae--1oes
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave~ Balboa
r a.nor lTU
«I 8. Rl1I St.. Loo .&.-
TU-.. TIU
By Appointment
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
Physician and S~
34-09 \VNt Central
Telephone Barbor 802
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SilBOl!:ON
fl 1 Coast Wgh"·ay. Harbor 551
Corona del Mar
Few people think of steel in connection with farming. The
bond between steel and the farmer in this country is as old
as the s teel industry itself. The first iron made here was
produced in 1645. Many of th.e first iron workers were farm-
ers whose needs for the metal were so pressing that they
would leave their fields to work in the local blast furnaces
making iron for ploughshares, nails, hand tools, etc. The
farmer is now among the largest consumers of steel. Strange
as it may Seem. steel has largely replaced the horse on farms.
Without modern motor equipment the farmer would be help-
less today. It would not be many months before the United
States would rome to an absolute standstill if its steel was
shut off. It is a good thing for the public to become awa re
of how it is affected by conditions which encourage or dis-
courage our basic industries, and steel is the framework
which supports all industrialized America.
Some of the conclusions to be drawn from the latest gov-
ernment-union coal agreement , as described by P aul Mallon,
\Vash ington corresondent, arc: 'Lewis won the right to tax
5 cents each ton of coal produced and this will net the union
$25,000,000 to S.10,000.000 or more each year. depending
upon production .... The operators are lo collect this pre-
sumably in the pdce of coal and tum it over monthly to a
board of three: Lewis, the government coal mine adminis-
trator ... or some Truman appointee, and a third man
chosen by agreement between Lewis and the Truman ap-
pointee. Even aft er the mine operators get their mines back
they. the public or even the miners would have no say or
knowledge of the handling of the fund, except as provided by
these three.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, Costa Mes.a
Rev. Herbert Roth, Pastor
Servlcea: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
heart be troubled: ye believe In '-------------,
God, believe also ln me .... Ir ye 1 • I'-------------·
JO\'e me, keep my commandmenl.8. IJnooln National Life
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State Medicine Costs Money
It is no accident that very little is said by the propone nts
of state medicine as to the cost of their proposals. Their ar-
guments are confined to humanitarianism because the prob-
lem of cost is too unpleasant to discuss. But the people have
got to face the cost of social security and socialized medicine,
for they must pay the taxes to support them. They should
not be sold a bill of goods until they know what it will cost.
One competent authority writes, "During the next ten or fif-
teen years, the total annual cost of social insurance will be
somewhere between one-seventh and one-sixth of the pay-
roU. or $10 to $12 billion. It is almost certain that before the
costs are stabilized. they will equal or exceed those of the
British system which are estimated at 24 % or the wage bill."
"After being off work 45 days in the strike. the text (of
the agreement) directs all miners to take a 10-day vacation
beginning June 29 for which they are to be aid $100 each in
advance ($4,000.000 for 400,000 miners, in the midst of re-
conversion after the strike absorbed stocks and forced in-
dustries to close). The additional pay raise is about 20
t .. per cen ...
The miners were entitled to pay increases and other bene-
fits offered by the mine operators before the strike, but the
operators and the public deserved some consideration too
which as usual they did not get. Intelligent labor legislation
is a necessity.
Bob Jayred's
RICHFIELD SERVICE
\Vashing • Polishing • Lubrication
416 East Central Ave.
Do"'Tltown Balboa
The same authority estimated the cost of slate medicine 1 ~------------------------'
alone, such as proposed in the Wa,,aner-Murray bill. at S7 bil-
lion by 1960. This is something for all Americans to think
about-
Another Retreat
Now that the air has cleared around the coal strike con-
troversy the terms of the settlement are beginning to show
In familiar outline. It is the old story. \Vhen the strike
reached the point of crisis the government took over the
mines and gave the miners what they wanted. If the coal
Industry re{uses to accept the terms of the agreement ar-
rived at by Mr. Lewis and the government, apparently the
government would take over the mines permanently. Once
again arbitration was thrown out the window in another step
MODERI MAlllE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
BALBOA ISLAND
Cemplete Fountain Service at
HANSEN'S
%100 Ocean Front Newport
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • SANDWICHES • HAMBIJBGERS
Ice Cream to Tab Oat
Ill llORTH.JitAI N :ST.
And I .-111 pray the Father. and be Insurance Co.
shall gl\'e you ftnot·ber Comforter, that be may a~ld e -wlth you for "It• Name lndtca1e11 Ii. Charaeter•·
eYer ; Even the Bplrlt o! truth; ...
I will not leave you comrortless: l
wUI come to you .... These things
have I spoken unto you. being yet
DON .JERNIGAN
Phone Harbor !M-R
808 Marine Av-e. Balboa hi. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Comer Walnut and Church Sta.
Costa Mesa
Sabbath echool, Saturday morn·
Ing, 9 :30 o'clock.
present ""Ith you. But the Com-I ~-------------'
torter. whil·b la the Holy Ghost. !.-------------~ whom the l~alhf'r \\'Il l send In my
name. be sh.all tea<'b you all things,
and bring all thl.ngs to your remem·
brance, whatsoever I bave said unto
1ou."
Preach1ng 1ervtce, 11 &. m.
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
!2nd i1nd Eldetf, Costa Met.a
Sunday 9Cbool, 9 :45; momlng
wonhlp, ll; Evangellatlc .ervtce,
7:30 p. m.: MJd-week prayer meet-
ing on Wedneaaay, 7 :4-~ p. m.;
young people's evangeliattc aervtce
on Friday, 1 :4~ p. m.
In ••science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy
says, "Cb rlsra Christianity ta the
cbaln of acl('nlltic be iog reapp+•ar-
tng In au ages, malntaJnlog Ill o~
vloua correl!pondence with t be
Scriptures and uniting all periods
lo the design ot God."
24-Hour
Radio Service
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RADIOS BEPAtRm
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818 Cout Blwa7 Beuoa. 1'781
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ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Otten You the Jbwt Plaee
to Dine ... Orup Comity:
All New· • •
Even the Location
. - -One-Halt Mlle East at Old
Location on Coast Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Soutbem California In the Servin& at
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OPTOMETRISTS
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Opt., D.
OPTOMETRIST
!:.Yes Examined -Glasses Fitted
l'IDl Newport Boulenrd
E. T. Butterworth, o_ D.
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Dr. W. T. Mooney
Physician and Surgeon
Nlatll and Central
~ <14-hr. mrnc.1 u..,._ c.e
NORMAN NRON, M. D.
Pediatrician
Certified by .the Amerlcan
Board of Pediatrics
1001 Oavfiota Dr., Lacuna 8-cll
Telephone Lacuna 1-11181.
Laurence B . Dorcy, IL »-
Physician & Surgeon
821 Marine Ave~
Balboa 1111.m
Pboae Harbor zm
Wagner Draglms Institute
Dr. WD-0. W-
Chiropractic, Dietetics,
Physlo & Colonic Therapy
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Softbe Yourfriendaandatm.I' ~~'""'"' _. Mesan Would
Run Bus Line
To· Co. Airfield
Tourist.8 Setting
Attendance Records
At Boulder Dam
Balboa Yacht aub Kr. and l\lra. Tod Rusoell and
at pre'War levels, visitors• boun PC's, Stan, Rhodes and PICa att
have been extended at Boulder racing outside. the others inside
Dam in order to handle more acfe.. the harbor, but all are starting
and finlshin,S at the BYC dock quately the increasing fiow of vis!-with Fred Brewer and Craig
tors to this world-famous recla-Doyle u the race committee.
An examiner from the Califor-matlon project. Throu&h the re-There was a miaundel'ltandJ.ng
n1a Railroad commission will con-inainder of the summer months on the part of some of the Alba-~ N~ th dam will be open to visitors trou skippers, and some went duct a bearing at the "' ..... ..,...... e outside on a p-evious Sunday, but
Beac:h Oty hall Friday morning Petween the hours ol S:JO a..m. they an on the inside list.
On the application of a Costa Mesa and 7 :15 p.m. The PC's are running a double
resident who wilhel to operate a Daily averages for the month of header, for this series also counta
paaenger bus line from the Bal-June have reached 1300 per day, for their summer championship.
boe. Island ferry to the Orange and the vacation season does not M they are slated for the Cata·
County airport. reach its peak until the months of lina race for the George Strom
T'be applicant is Philip J . Bird July and AuguaL Since reopening perpetual trophy this comin&'
of P. 0. Box 10'25. Costa Mesa. Boulder Dam to visiton la.st Se~ weeke_nd, they did not race last
and his .attorney is JBJJleS J. tember, more than 215,000 per· Sunday and results still stand as
sons have taken the gul~ tour of the June 9 race.
of the project. Every indication Hebe Erickson, who won the
points to th.ls year establishing an Memorial Day series, is in the
all·time high in number of visitors. lead with 4,. points and second
PHONE RA&BOR 81
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
The Stgn ~an
e BOAT LETl'ERING
A SPECIALTY ...
Broz of Los Angeles. Owners of
other bus line companies who have
franchises in the Newport town·
ship area have been notified to
be present at the hearing when
the matter is called by the ex-
aminer.
Gree-Unc Card• and a Great Variety of Unmual Olf1ll
'WE INVITE YOU TO BROWSE AROUND"
C. E. LOUCKS
H:WELRY and STATIONERY
179'1 N ewport Blvd., Costa Me.a. Callf.
Dlamonch • Watcbetl • Flne Repalrtnc
Pboae Beacon 56S9-M
is Bud Caward with 6 ; Larry
Wheeler is third with 9 points; Ed
Giddings dropped from second to
fourth place and George Strom,
who started in his new boat, Is
fifth. Others in the race are Bob
Henley, John J\{cFarland, Sid
Wilkinson, Fred Smales and the
Jones brothers.
Dick Smith, who was also a
winner in the Memorial Day
series, still holds first place in
the PIC class. Burt Russell, who
tied for second place with Rempel,
is now in second place and Rempel
third, while Bud Wilhoit is fourth
and Mittler fifth.
In the Star class Dan Hatch. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i \vho \Vas second, has come up to
first place. Clarence Waterma n is
second, No. 526 is third. Toodic
Christensen has dropped from
third to fifth place "ith Harold
Christler fourth. Bill Ficker sixth
and McRob<-rts seventh.
Burton's Paint Store
· Now in Deir New Home
on Newport Blvd. near 16th Street -·-The Only Exclusive
Paint, Wall Paper and
Venetian Blind Store
in the Harbor Area
PLENTY O F PARKING SPACE
Balboa's
RENDEZVOUS;
BALLROOM
Presents
ANSEL HILL
and His Orchestra
Friday, June 28th
Saturday, June 29
-Als(}-
Wednesday, July 3rd
Thursday, July 4th
Friday, July 5th
Saturday, July 6th .,,.
Dancing from 9 until 1
Frank Simpson is still rirst in
the Albatross class with 3 ',i
points, Rogers is ·second, boats
Nos. 3. Z1 a nd 6 tied for th ird
place. Chapman is fourth and
Norman Meagher, who was
second, did not race and is now
last.
Pe te Serrell is in the lead for
Pacific 14·foot dinghies and Bob
Kyle ls second with S ue Ficker
third and Foresman fourth.·
For Dyer dinka Carver and Boat
286 tied tor first place, Daniell ls
second, Gulick third and Boat 577
is fourth.
The Rhodes s tarted their first
race Sunday and r esults are, Bill
Joyce first, Hook Beardslee
second, Barney Lehman third and
Converse Wurdemann fourth.
Fifth place vras taken by Boat
No. 9 which Dick Arlen gave his
daughter last Christmu.
The handicap sail and auxiliary
boats are racing to Catalina July
Boat Owners •••
Canvas .
By the Yard
Wlde Widths-All Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
1629 So. 1lala St.
PhOlle 20'7
SANTA ANA
80""'411.
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IOI Cout lllP'"'1
P!!lo96 Be«IOOD Mil
For the Ultimat.e in Beauty Care • • • Phone Harbor 1827
VIRGINIA BELL'S
Mariska Ho•se of Beady
304 lllarlDe .&-. ..... I I ...
HAIR STYLING AND HAIR SHAPING
SWEDISH MASSAGE BATHS THERAPY
VIRGINIA BELL OF BALBOA ISLAND
ALSO PALM SPRIN<A'J AND LONG BEA.~
~Dall)'..,....~
-from that city to their home
2U Dahlia avenue, Corona de!
ar, and ~ to be pennaneqt
ts.
Kr. and l\lra. Cai-I Payne, 165
1treet. O.ta Mesa, a.re par-
ta of a -. bQm JUILe :U In
ta Ana Community hospital.
e weighed six pounds, three .
Kr. and Mrs. J,ohn Gridley,
1. ·West Central avenue, wel· 163
comed
In
· a daughter, born June 24
Santa .Ana Community hospital
She
and
weighed seven pounds, seven
a half ounces.
On. L. R. "Monaco· of Balboa
and
of
17
who
el
San
An
John Chung and A. G. "lluches
Costa Mesa were amona:. the
physicians from Orance county
met Tuesday evening and
ected Dr. G. Enunett Raitt of
ta Ana chief of staff of Santa
a Community hospital.
The Misses Pat Graham and
elyn Lucas, who were class-
ates of Grace Park Norman u
Ev
m
ca
m w
Is
det nurses at Huntington Me--
orial hospital, are guests at the
illiam Park home on Balboa
land this week.
Perian club of Santa Ana met
r a luncheon today a t the home
f Mrs. Rose Havley, Balboa Isl-
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G ARDENING AND FLO\VERS are IUelonir hobbles of Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Hou of JM8 Ocean 1a
F'ront. Tflelr places are mlnlature forest falrylana s. Thb b a sample of one !ICelle In the ROM pr-p
den, .a vlvtdly portrayed by that ace of photoeraph.lc l'peclalbts. Al"l!lelM!I of The Beachcomhflr macazinc
nd. Original poei.m provided the
rograrn.
The whole area Is &i.....enelosed to keep out the cool ocean winds and to malnt.atn a warm, even tem-
perature for the rare tropical plants. -photo by Arsene. sal Scotch_ tape, various sizes, on
e a t the News· Times . . .
Expert
ClllflllY ' '
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.~l!!! Ray Pagan
515 Eut Bay "Front
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Radio ·Service
Phone , Beacon 5816 -
' PaJnler Radio
AND ELECTRIC ·
ZM8 Newport BITd.
coft.& MESA
Winning · Persor.a ~n~es The average American motorist.
in peacetime, trave ls some 8.100
miles a year in his car. Tra\'eling
salesmen a\'erage 18.800 miles per
year. Be ·auticians
So Help Me - - -
By Biddle Dorcy
for Milady
• Permanents, Cold Wave, Hair
Styling, Hair Tinting · · ·"Bleach·
ing, Facials.
NO WAITING
THIS COLUMN is devoted
the real estate business with \ I assed associates of J. M. Mil-Four Specl&llsno
· '1 !e r, the Crying Irishman of Ann • Cannon • ~ • Ara "th Opu S.1-,...,., .4.11 0.,-. the rea testate business, l ~ .&.oc»91•tmnt. r ... P• ·-'-'
escrow assembly line at 15th ••---111
& eentra1, Harbor 1 2 4 2. Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
(That's an ad, son). Bal'-Ina A.rcade • ~ -u tM PW
As we all work for this Mr. ~======================~::'. Miller, we will have little to -
say here about this character. A 'i!r
LOl'tot..ll,;IS. Wln.nen tn tbe rectmt baby contest. under two-year--oJd. c1--. spollllOl'M by the CM.ta Meu.-Sewport U on• club ln conneo--
Uon wltb u.etr recent camJval. are .. followa., le.rt to richt: Flrat,
Mn. IUchal'd Lone and dau(bter, Deanna; leCOnd, Mn. Manuel
Munb. Jr., and ~ter, Toni Lee, and tblrd, M .n. A. B. Cram and
.on, BoDAle. -photo by Neal Beckner, BaJboa.
fourth, headed by Commodore
Don Kem p, the race being ror
BYC members only and entries
are now being (iled.
Modern Restaurant
Planned for Balboa
Island Sit.e Soon
Suffice to say that he just left
the office with an oppulent
client whose pockets were
crammed with $1.50 cigars,
check books and bills of large
denomination, leaving us all
to clean the ash trays and
write copy for the newspaper
ads. • • • •
Just between us, there isn't The tint junior skippers' dance
is slated tor Friday evening of
this week and the senior dance
is Saturday evening. On Sun·
day morning at 10 :30 there will
be a meeting of the Pacifi c 14·
foot Dinghy association called by
Pete Serrell. captain of ·the rleet.
"The Island H ouse" Is the title an_yone here W~<? knows any-
or a modern restaurant ~'hich will h.ting about wn~g ads. Ou~
open at 226 J\farine avenue, Balboa side. of Mr. Miller, who ~
Island. sometime in August. Chairman of the Board, Presi-
Next week is the Independence
Day series at BYC from July 4
to 1 with the swnmer series be·
ginning July 14.
Ne''' Harne Kindled
Proprietors are two World War
11 veter a ns, J . L. Stamp jr. of 2Z1
Cor al avenue, Balboa Island, and
M. V. Martine, a North Hollywood
designer and interior decorator.
~tr. Martine expects to reside in
the Harbor area as soon as he
can find a place to live.
The co-partners are also asso-
ciated in the new furniture estab·
lishment known as ·me Lanai
Shop" which opens Sunday at 411
Coast highway, Corona del Mar.
Brief Courttblp
dent and General Manager,
the organization consists of
Jane the office girl, Holly the
office boy, Russ the errand
boy, and Biddle the appren-
tice janitor. So out of sheer
nervousness we put our little
heads together and dreamed
up this one: • • • • .
A real home (for termites)
beautiful view (of the neigh-
bor's garbage, cans,. choice
neighborhood (for raising
Sandy was very much disturbed
when his lady love married an·
other and remarked to an ac·
quaintance that the light of his
life had gone out. A year later
this rriend discovered that Sandy
had m8rried, and he reminded him
of what he had said. "I know," re-
plied Sandy. "'But I struck another
match."
.. You're one in a thousand." goats) tw()..car garage (if you
1 said to Bee. leave one outside. A bargain
.. And so are your chances," at $12,000 (in Confederate
S he said to me.-Scuttlebutt. mon4iy). J. M. Miller, 15th &
And Somettm .. Not Central,, Harbor 1242.
A.n Honorable One A farmer wished to lnaure his • • • •
Pe rsonnel f\o1anager : "H·m·m·m, barn and a few stacks.
you say you were discharged h 'Om "What facilities have you," ask~
your last job?.. ed the insurance man, .. for extin·
Applicant (meek!)): ''ies. sir." guishing a fire In your vill age?"
"{)(, rou mind telling 1ne W!°:}•:'" The man pbndered a lit tle while.
"Not at all; my t:nlistment was Finally he answered, "Well, some-
up in the Navy." I times it rains."
on
Announcing
the
Opening
of
Saturday, June 29
Specia)jzing in
Mexican Foods
and Steaks
The only "trouble we can see
with that ad is that some fea-
tures had to be left out to
make the copy concise-the
termite-free tile roof, the
built-in stucco floors, the
hardwood bathtub, the mod-
em outhouse, no hot water
heater to get out of order, and
within easy walking distance
of an electrical outlet . • • • •
We have some homes for
sale that are not bad, but we
don't advertise them. We did
once, then got back from a
jaunt to Catalina to find that
a competitor had sold them
all, and J. M. took on some-
thing awful. That was the day
he kept the stamp drawer
locked all day long, and we all
had to go without any lunch.
He finally cheered up when a
man with a Cad!Uac town car
stopped in front of the office,
Your electric service
is a bargain you don't
have to hunt tor -
it comes to you. You use
only as much as you want
and pay only for what you
use. Edison electricitr
actually costs you less
than before the war,
_even though other 11 ving
costs have risen an
average or one third
-r
during the same per.iodl
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SOO'tHERii 'CA
2588 Newport Blvd.
but it tumed out to be a false
alarm. He was a retired
Ouis1mas tree decorator
from Galveston wanting to
buy same small boa constric-
tors. Said something about
training them to squeeze
oranges for an orange juice
concem near Skagway,
Alaska. We didn't have any p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jj
boa constrictors listed that
day, so the deal fel )through.
(If-Ca .., a.)
~rancis and
Maxine Reynolds
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We do have a lot of real •
tate listed though, so drop In
some time and we'll talk
about It. When the 00. lm't
arouniSotbe omce bu a Iowa
atnl(lll'herlc Pl I ~ tbu
1111\Y real l!lltate emporium for
miles and mils and mils
J .• K. Miiier, ~ A C..-lnl,
BalilarUG.
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MacDonald-Lang Wedding Solemnized in
St. Brendan's Catholic Church, Los Angeles Harbor '
Feminine Activities Haroor. Stamp Cub
Makes Change·in
Meeting 'Oate
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tbewwwlllls-.
'-~ • • ..... of tbe dub -an ala CID t 1!11 of tbe ~ Cbuab' Plnllllll!ilt _,.._ .....
-~Mr. -Mra. ,,_ Plnlt . c:mmatlom and .._. --In • pink -tam. Tbe ,.... 7 .._ttnc the aWe and benklnc tbe maidl were tbl Wees llarilYn.
waDa and•altar made a !kral wt, Knllbt. awn.lne Neth. P<UY l'tl«w U and D + By~ 8adn + Rnlbim Pbane l63't2R
tine of unequelled beauty wbm Kaloer. Anita Nolen and Mimi-----------~----,..,,.-------·-----------.,-~----------
11-After meetlnc at the
Radio lbop Thunclay ewnlns fer
--of ti.+ pot Jud< -at tbdr -. ll05 Fenando street,
Balboa Oil iM ........ of .1114' 12
.Jacqueline Gloria Lane. clauChter 'cannphril. All --,_ In . _ H
of Mk:bae1 Lane and the 1ate marquisette w11h buot1eo, 1n the Norman-Park Rites T k Hi hest :::-::= "!r 1.oo~ = :;: i:::: =.s "/!_":_~ Read by Moonlight a e lg onors Eastern Star Cub
Entertained by
Florence Anderson
~ ftSU)ar -· -the Harbor Stamp club _..
ot
In-
vlted by Mr. and Mrs. Vernoa
to their bome In N..._t H
for an Informal proerani
Orr
wbmtbey ,tobe-toU. Ulcdadcm.
' Slated f« Saturday la the ....i.
)(acDollald. 1<JW11er zoo ot 11r. their ...-they carNc1 puao1a In Garden Ceremony
and Mrs. Ardlle Ancua MacDonald of pboddn1 pink, In wblch were •
of Loo Ancel.. and 1406 South American Beauty rooes. Of local Interest wu the Satur-
Bay Front, Balboa :wand. Tommy Traw waa beat man day wedding at the home of Mrs.
The ceremony wu performed at and the brideeroom'• two broth-Cectl Stonn. 1125 Hope 1tttet,
11 a.m. Saturday, June 22 In St. ers, Bob and Jim Mecl>onald, South Paaadena, when Mia Grace
Brendan'• Catholic church by were ushers, others beln1 Jack D. Pu1t, dauehter of Mrs. Storm
MoruiO>or Dolan. the bride'• Granet, Richard Lewellyn and and WJlllam B-Park of Balboa
father giving her in marriage Ln George Glover. Island plighted troth with Jmeph
the presence of some 750 guests. The wedd1na: breakfut wu held Dall Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A brown-eyed blonde, the bride at tbe Uplifters club whlcb had Edward D. Norman ot Loo An-
was lovely in her gown of white been transfonned tor the occasion pies.
fall.le inset with ?"O&epoint lace. into a veritable prden, while on The ceremony was perfon:ned in
made with long,leeves and qua.int the tables were white bird caaes the moonlight pa\fo of the Storm
bustle effect an ornamented with in which were pink carnations and home at 8:30 p.m. and the bride
dewdrop rhinestones. ~ of rose-white gardenias. In the receiv-was (iven in marriage by her
point was the cap, frosted with ing line were Mr. and Mrs. Mae-father. (}ne hundred guests were
r hinestones, from which fell the Donald, the latter wearing em-in attendance.
fU1J length veil. The bridal bou-era1d green crepe with bronze or-The bride wu gowned in white
quet was of white orchids and ch.ids and a feather ha t in caramel. net o\·er satin, with a pearl em-
stephanotis. The new Mn. P.1acDonald broidered neckline and wore a
Miss Jane T anzola was maid of 1 graduated r-rom Marymount school finger-tip veil. She carried pink
honor and her , gown was of lace \ this spring and he.r husband has and white carnations. Miss Emo-
1 r ecently received h is release from gene Bird was bridesmaJd, wear-
the navy, where he was motor ma-ing lavender taffeta and carrying
chinist. second class. They are red roses. James Norman acted as
now on their honeymoon, which best man for his brother.
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Now OD
Salo
10 a.m.-C p.m..
includes Yosemite and a plane trip Before the ceremony J ames
to Yello>A"Stone park, but will be Arnold of Los Angeles sang "Be·
expected at the MacDonald home cause" and "I Love You." Alter
on Balboa Island later. a honeymoon at Santa Barbara Gryphon Productions £ the young couple "'i ll make their
home in Hollywood. The bride
graduated last week from her
cadet nurse training course at
Huntington l\t emorial hospital. 1\1.r.
·~:::: PlAY~OUS~ ~ Eastern Guests
At COM Home STA RRI NG
JOHN EMERY
of the Original N. Y.
Production in-
ANGEL
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Timi Sonday Night
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Next Week:
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·"t1 Mrs. George H . McDonald of Norman was a phaonacists mate ·:o .o Rock Island, Ill., and her daugh-in the navy. g ter Susann, 11, were the guests --------
. ., A Police Auxiliary
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:3 this week of Mr. and Mrs. E. .
K Hackett, 720 Marigold avenue, Entertained at
(/J
z Corona del Mar. Mrs. McDonald. Gerrish Home
who is the sister of Mr. Hackett,
ls visiting during the summer months in Los Angeles, her former Mrs. Ruth Gerrish .w~ h~_tess
t"'f home where she was active in to memben of the Police Auxiliary > club 'and college circles before Tuesday evening at he.r home on
Cl moving to Rock Ialand after her 29th street. ~unco wu the even-
C:: marriage in 1930. ing'1 entertamment, with prizes
going to Mabel J ones. Lorrane
Z Frequent trips to Southern Montgomery and Lee Wheelan. > California since t hat time have ~z "Room Service" ~~ allowed Mrs. McDonald to main-AIRdaeceGoivlntgonblrEthlt'dzaaybethgi!~alw::.:
""" tain a large group of friends here-r • ·
Se&ta Available Now abouts and ahe is to be the hon· Mary CU..urnano and Helen Isbell.
0: $2.40 4 $1.8l () ored ~est at 8 number of affairs One new member was accepted,
Ct planned for the summer. Mr. Mc-Viola Corn eel.
lncl. tax :X: Donald who is the assistant gen-"Ibo&e present were the Mes-
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Phone 191 , eral Counsel for the Modem dames Jones, Montgomery, Waltze.
Woodmen of America, ii motor-Gerrish. Gorton, CUsumano. Iaa-
AD Seata ing west with their son, Sandy, 13, bell, Audrey Cottle, Bee Lace, 1:-8
Reserved. expecting to arrive here about Veta Lace. Pearl Waterlue, Mil-
_----==========._:~th~e~flrs~· ~t_'.o'.'._f_:J'..'ul'.'.y~.~-----dred Johnson and one guest, Lee Wheelan.
The July meeting will be held
at t he home of Bee Lace, Court
Suits by ROSENBLUM
of Californi a
All W ool Cove rt C l oth and
Wool Gabardine
Deauville
737 S out h C oast Bl vd La guna Beach
ART LEATHER
Hand Made and Personalized
Hap, Billfolds, Key c-
ud otller sifte ot le&t.ber
HIDEAWAY
1111 c-& lllri. 8o.
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• On the Pat..io
Just Soutll ot
the Cliff Hotel
Open Sundays
avenue.
Santa Anans
Honeymooning at
Corona del Mar
?\.'faking their home at Corona
del l\.far for the swnmer are M.r.
and Mrs. Donald Pieper, whose
marriage was recently solcmnJzcd
at the bride's home in Santa An a.
She was Alice Iverson, daughter
of the \Villiam Iversons. TIO South
Ross street, while Mr. Pieper is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Pieper of Tustin.
Both are graduates of \,he Santa
Ana schools and Mrs. Pieper is a
graduate of the University of Cali-
fornia at Los Ange1es. She is past
president of the Spinsters a nd a
member of Phi Chi The ta. Mr.
Pieper was recently discharged
from the Army Air Force.
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DA1'.Ll.NGS. \\-Inners la ttae ~r~me-year" claa of the baby
contellt conducted by tbe Ooata M~Newpon Uou club lD con-
nection wtU. tbelr recent camlval are u follow.. left lo rtPt: Ftnt.
Mn. caJvln Hudton and son, Jerry: 8eCODd. Mn. Har.el Clark a.od
dau&hter, HJlda Ann. and third prtz.e. Mn . .lack Curtis and daucbter, Dixie Ann. -photo by Neal Beckner of Balboa .
Miss Carol Terry Leaves on Lecture Tour ;
Sails for India Missio n in September1
Leaving Saturday for NC>w York 1 While in prison camp Miss
is l\fiss Carol Terry. daughter of Terry found a Chicago teacher on
Capt. and l\lrs. V. S. Terry of 219 the staff of a Manila college who
Pearl avenue. Balboa Island. For gave her a year's training in the
Miss Terry this is the start of l\.·tnrnthi language but she expects
her journey to the Bombay Presi-to become more proficien t after
dency, India, where she will be f her res.idence in India. She will
associated with the Ra.mabai not only write the biogTaphy of
Mukti mission for women and the founder, but will teach the
eirls. Bible and will have supervision
ln November of 1941 Miss Terry of wom£n in the compound.
first set out for the mission. 'l11e ~· -------
outbreak of the war caught her MY F Pl t
ei&hts
with •
arnpo. Members of the Starbricht club studies of U. S . adhesive st
of the Ordtt ot the Eastern Star Vlce-Prelkleat .1. L. J enJdna
were entertained at • dewrt presided at the short buslw
luncbeon Jut fi!day at the home .-at which was adop led a
of Mrs. Florence Andenon. 428 new ruling that the club
Marguerite avenue, Corona del meet on ·the first and third
would
Thurs-
Mar. dQS of each month inste ad of
In tbe A French bouquet centered the every alternate Thursday as
dining'table and tall vari-colored put. However, there will
gladiolus decorated tbe living-meetlnc on July Fourth or
room. The deaert coune wu other holiday which coincides
be no
on any
with
ding of -Jane llolaDd ot
Alhomtra an4 Paul McKlbbet> CIC
Balboa Ialand '
Nll:lr LINE
Craft Greeting Cards
·~ Brookmp Variety .. o..9". o.-.....
• 0 g' a u.. et o·ew\I .....
followed by "conversational" :=~=====================:;; bri~ ·1
Those enjoying the affair were
Bessie Benedict. Margaret Wright,
Bessie MacGinitle, Florence l..te-
Donald. Essie Kyte, Nora Mae
Bates, Eva Dutter, Etta Mae
Huffman, "Jimmie" Zerman, Doris
Diehl,· Ullian H enneberry, Edith
Kemper, the hostess and one
guest. her mother, ?.irs. Edwin L.
Williams .
Mary ~ :; .. _ttl~ _New Location
• • -and invites her former, as well as new patrons t o the
Marine Beauty Shop
Balboa hlend FAC Group Shops
For Programs
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Fliday Afternoon club for next
season, Mrs. Robert Skiles, pro-
gram chairman and members of
her committee spent two days
in Los Angeles last week hearing
auditions. With P.trs. Skiles were
Mrs. Reuben Day, Mrs. John
Webster, Mrs. Joseph Hamblett
and Mrs. J . R. Connell.
Blackbeards to
Be Reunited
Thanks . • •
To my many friends and patrons of
the harbor district it has been my
pleasure to serve during my happy
days in this delightful community ....
ship at Manila where she was held ans 0
prisoner by the Japanese for three Continue Meetings Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Blackbeard
anc;\ a half years until her rescue of Corona del Mar returned Sat· To My Successors:
by U. S. Paratroopers and her With their president, Miss Peggy urday from a month's vacation in
subsequent return to the United Trine, slated to leave th1.s week Vancouver, where they visited
States. for 8 summer at Berkeley with members of the family, but were
Expecting to leave for India in her mother, Mrs. Bett7 Trtne, disaplSointed in missing others.
September, Miss Terry will make teacher in the Corona del Mar · Their IOD Bill, who has been
a lecture tour of New York and school, a tentative ~sion had at San Francisco, hu received his
the Eastern states this sum.mer. been mad' to discontinue the discharge from the army and will
telling of her proposed work far meetings of the Methodist Youth be• home this week.
the women of India and of her ex· Fellowship of Christ Olurch by
periences in Manila. On her r e turn hte Sea for the awruner. Club Woman ,
Wins Hobby Prize last year from the Philippines ahe Hov.•ever , a cabinet meetinc wu
authored a small book, "Kept.'' in held Wednesday evening at the
which she outlined these exper· home of Mr. and Mn. Delevan
lencea and which is now in iU Freitag: and it was decided to con-Mrs. George Wheat of Newport
second edition under the auspices Unue the Sunday evening meet· Isl.an~ prominent clubwoman,
of the· mission. ings. beginning next Sunday, June took second prJze in the general
th In hobbies division of the Orange
Also spending e summer 30 at 6:30 p.m. County fair with her 200 or more
the east with relatives will be New plans have beeD made far
T gla.Ss goblets, part of her inter-Capt. and Mrs. erry, who are the progTams and there will be a leaving next week. recreation hour afterwards. All esting collection of antique glass-
MRS. ZINA KEIJ.EY
and
GEORGE M. SHERFICK
I wish the best of luck and recommend
them to the good people of the harbor
area.
w. E. Ladewig
Welcome Cafe
2560 Newport Blvd,
Costa M-ware. She als9 took first prize
Miss Terry is a graduate of young people of high school or l .~in~h;oo~k~ed~~ru~gs~.iXXiiXXiax~~ii~ii~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Woodbury college with the degree college age are invited to attend.
of Bachelor of Secretarial Science,
cum laude; she is also a graduate
ot Los Angeles Bible Institute and
on June 6 received from that in-
stitution the degree of Bachelhr
of Christian Education, cum laude.
She was also the only girl in the
class to become a member of Phi
Alpha Chi. She has been teaching
missions at Bible Inst..it ute to a
class of 350 men and \\'omen.
At the University of Southern
California l.1 iss Terr y has been
taking a course in advanced crea-
tive writing and short story writ-
ing. this in preparation for her
future work.
The first member of her family
to enter the mission field. it was
through reading the book "Mother
India" t ha t she became interested
in the plight of the women of that
country and felt she had been
called to help them.
On reaching India she will write
a biography of the P andita Ram·
abal, the only woman in the world
to r eceive the title "Pandita" and
listed as one of the ten most won-
derful women in the world. She
it was who founded SO years ago
Firemen's Wives
Meet With
Island Hostess
The Firemen's Auxiliary met
recently at the home of 1'1:rs. Lee
Zube, Balboa island. No games
were played, the evening being
devoted to conversation followed
by refreshments.
Mrs. June Kiddie and Mrs.
Lillian Souder received birthday
gifts from the auxiliary and Mrs.
Souder also received a gift from
her secret pal.
Present were the Mesdames
Kiddie, Maxine Connell, Norma
Briscoe, Esther J ohnson, Geneva
Daynard, Jean McDonald, Lillian
Souder and the hOBtess. The next
meetin& will be at Mrs. Souder's
home on 32nd street.
Needlepointers
Meet on Heights
the mission which bean her name. Mrs. Charles Blakely entertain-
The Pandita studied Hebrew ed the Needlepoint club recently
and Greek in England, bought a at her home on Newport Heights.
printing press there and took It Present for the day ot sewing
back to India where ahe tr&N· were the members, ROH Blyth,
lated from the origina1 Hebrew Mrs. Holtz. Mrs. Jack Cole, Mrs.
and Greek the entire Bible and Stewart Dunlap, Mrs. Oliver Hoff.
printed lt in the Marathi language. man and one auetL
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